• Resolved ezeetech21

    (@ezeetech21)


    Hi Uncanny Team πŸ‘‹

    Hope you’re all doing awesome as always!

    Today I’m here with a new feature suggestion β€” not a problem β€” and I really believe it could take Uncanny Automator to the next level πŸš€

    Currently, Uncanny Automator allows us to fetch:

    • βœ… User meta (wp_usermeta)
    • βœ… Post meta (wp_postmeta)

    But what if we want to pull data from any custom table? For example:

    Gravity Forms (wp_gf_entry_meta)
    WooCommerce Orders (wp_wc_order_stats)
    AffiliateWP (affiliate_wp_customers)
    BuddyBoss profile fields

    Or even our own custom plugin tables!

    πŸ’‘ Feature Suggestion: Fetch Any Database Table Data + Use as Custom Tokens

    Let us:

    1. Select any database table (like mepr_transactions)
    2. Choose fields (e.g., user_id, created_at, expires_at)
    3. Set WHERE condition (e.g., latest transaction for current user)
    4. Register output values as custom tokens
    5. Use those tokens in redirects, messages, webhooks, etc.

    🧷 Real Use Case: MemberPress Plan Purchase

    Imagine this flow:

    • A user purchases a plan via MemberPress
    • We want to fetch their purchase date and expiry date from the mepr_transactions table
    • Format it nicely with emojis πŸŽ‰
    • And use that info to redirect them to a WhatsApp chat with a summary message

    This would make Uncanny the most advanced no-code automation platform on WordPress, Hope you consider this in a future release β€” just like your quick and awesome response to my last request!

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  • Plugin Support Rohan Pokharel

    (@24ron)

    Hi @ezeetech21,

    Thanks again for another suggestion with detailed use case!

    Fetching data from custom tables and using it as tokens definitely sounds like a great use case. We totally understand how helpful this could be for MemberPress, WooCommerce, or custom plugin data.

    That said, pulling data from any database table adds some complexity. It can affect site performance and may lead to security issues if not handled carefully, mainly in a no code setup. So, we limit changes and token support to user and post meta to keep things safe and running smoothly.

    But, I’m forwarding this to our Growth team for review. We’ll need to evaluate how it could fit into the current architecture. If we move forward with something like this, we’ll definitely keep you in the loop.

    Regards,
    Rohan

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