Why WooCommerce-to-Zapier Zaps Stop Firing: Five Checks to Run First

A WooCommerce-to-Zapier Zap that stops receiving data often has a clear cause, and this guide lists five checks to start with. The most common culprit is WooCommerce automatically disabling a webhook after repeated failed deliveries, which it does on the seventh consecutive failure under the default limit. Reactivating a disabled webhook does not resend missed events, and it can be disabled again quickly if the underlying problem is unresolved. Several checks are done in the WordPress admin under the Webhooks settings, while others involve testing the trigger and its rules within Zapier. The guide applies to both the official paid Zapier extension and manually created webhooks, though it notes the checks may not cover every possible cause.