Hello Petr,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

For that purpose, you can take a look at the following documentation for this.

Let me know if that works for you or not.

Hi Petr,

I apologize for the confusion! It seems there was an issue with the information provided. You're right; the list of WP hooks wasn't included, and I understand you're specifically asking about the Web Hook in the Amelia > Settings > Integrations section.

The Web Hook integration does send event data, but it might not always filter to just the current event depending on how it's set up. It’s important that the JSON you're using matches the parameters of the event you're targeting.

If you need more details or guidance on setting up the Web Hook properly with Zapier or filtering the data for specific events, please let me know! I'll help you get that sorted out.

Hello Petr,

That makes sense! You can achieve this by using Amelia’s webhooks to send event booking details to your script. The webhook will pass the ticket type, and you can then process it to add/remove users from the correct membership section and MailPoet list.

You’ll want to set up webhooks under Amelia > Settings > Notifications > Webhooks and configure them for both booking creation and cancellation. Your script can then handle the received data and trigger the necessary actions.

Let me know if you need help setting up the webhook or processing the data!

Hello Petr,

Thank you for your patience. I'll gather the necessary information for you and get back to you as soon as possible.

In the meantime, if you have any more questions or need further details, feel free to reach out.

Hello Petr,

Thank you for your patience.

I have passed this question to our developers and we will provide you with an update as soon as we have one.

Thank you for your patience.

Hello Petr,

You can use this filter if you want the data you requested to appear under the "additionalData" key in Zapier. Alternatively, you can see where we extracted that data from and receive it under the same keys in your Zapier without adding the filter.

<?php
function my_custom_function($data) {
    $additionalData = null;
    if (!empty($data['bookings'][0])) {
        $additionalData['eventId']     = $data['event']['id'];
        $additionalData['customer']    = $data['bookings'][0]['customer'];
        $additionalData['ticketsData'] = $data['bookings'][0]['ticketsData'];
    }

    $data['additionalData'] = $additionalData;


    return $data;
}

add_filter('AmeliaEventBookingAddedFilter', 'my_custom_function', 10, 1);

Helo Petr,

Thanks for the update on this.

We will take a look into this and let you know as soon as possible.

Hello Petr,

Can you please provide us with information about the flow you are using so we can point you in the right direction?

For example, do you use events or services? From your inquiry, it seems that when someone books an event or appointment on your site, you want to perform certain actions. This is achievable with WP hooks that Amelia provides—we just need a bit more information about your booking flow.

Hello Petr,

Here is more information in regards to your question.

In the webhook you should receive an object with two properties, event and bookings. Under event, there is an array called bookings which will have every booking of the event. In the bookings array of the main object, there will only be bookings which are affected in this webhook. For example, in the Booking Completed webhook it will only contain one element (the current booking being made). If you are deleting multiple bookings at the same time, it will contain an array of bookings in the Booking Canceled webhook. So, in Booking Completed webhook you can use $data['bookings'][0]['customer'] which will contain all customer information:

customer email: $data['bookings'][0]['customer']['email']

event id: $data['event']['id']

an array of tickets that customer purchased (you can see quantity under 'persons'): $data['bookings'][0]['ticketsData']