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Nodes catalog

Nodes are the building blocks of every workflow. The catalog is organised by category — pick the one matching what you want to do.

The node library sits in the left rail of the editor — every node category is one click away

Categories at a glance

CategoryNode countWhat it covers
Workflow Control13Triggers, conditions, delays, loops, retry, approval gates
Data, Arrays & Text68Transform values, run regex, build/parse JSON, manipulate arrays, math, dates, comparisons
Content15Create / update WordPress posts, pages and custom post types
Users & Roles12Create / update users, assign roles, send password reset
Comments5React to and create comments, moderation actions
Media5Upload, attach, manipulate files in the media library
Taxonomy & Meta5Create / assign categories, tags, custom taxonomies, post meta
Email & Admin4Send transactional email, queue outgoing mail through a PFM outbox account, admin notifications, log entries
HTTP & Webhooks11Outgoing HTTP requests, incoming webhook triggers, signed callbacks
WooCommerce41Orders, products, customers, coupons, stock, refunds, subscriptions, line items
Forms7Triggers for Gravity Forms, CF7, WPForms, Fluent Forms, Forminator, Ninja Forms
LMS & Membership5LearnDash, LifterLMS, MemberPress courses and enrollments
CRM9FluentCRM subscribers, tags, lists
SEO3Yoast SEO, Rank Math, AI in One SEO meta manipulation
AI3GPT, Claude, Gemini — generate, classify, summarize with LLMs
Remote executor2Run host-side operations (system commands, file IO) via wp-executor
Remote WordPress1Create posts on remote WP sites via REST API
Security2Capability checks, rate limiting
Slack4Send/update Slack messages, add reactions, list channels
Developer5WP hooks, custom events, inline PHP echo, filters
PFManagementdynamicPer-entity CRUD + trigger nodes auto-generated from your data model

Free vs Pro tier

Every node has a tier indicator:

  • Free: ships with the plugin, no add-on needed. The foundational triggers, conditions, content operations, basic HTTP and email are free.
  • Pro: requires an active license. Loops, batch windows, retry blocks, all integrations, AI nodes, remote executor nodes.

The node library in the editor shows free nodes with a regular icon and pro nodes with a small lock badge.

Browsing tips

In the node library you can:

  • Filter by category using the dropdown at the top.
  • Search by name with the search box.
  • Filter by tier (free / pro toggle).
  • Hover any node to see its description without dragging.

Per-node reference

Select a category from the sidebar to see every node with its inputs, outputs and configuration options. Each category page is generated from the node's own definition at build time, so the documentation cannot drift from what the node actually does.