WooCommerce Daily Sales & Revenue Spike Monitor → Slack Alert
WooCommerce Daily Sales & Revenue Spike Monitor → Slack Alert This workflow automatically checks your WooCommerce store’s last 24 hours of revenue, top-selling products, and cancelled orders on a daily schedule. It sends Slack notifications when sales cross a defined threshold or provides a detailed status update—including cancellation impact—if the target hasn’t been met, helping teams react quickly without manual reporting. 🚀 Quick Implementation Steps Set up the Schedule Trigger to run daily Connect WooCommerce and fetch recent orders Filter paid and cancelled orders separately Filter both datasets to the last 24 hours Calculate revenue, top products, and cancellation impact Merge and format sales and cancellation data Compare revenue with a configurable threshold Send enriched Slack alerts with sales and cancellation insights What It Does This workflow serves as a daily sales and revenue health monitoring assistant for your WooCommerce store. It runs automatically on a schedule and collects recent order data from WooCommerce via API. Only paid orders (Completed / Processing) are considered for revenue calculations. Cancelled orders are processed in a separate branch to track revenue loss. Orders created within the last 24 hours are filtered for both paid and cancelled orders. The workflow calculates total revenue, order count, average order value, and top-selling products. It also calculates cancelled order count and cancelled revenue to highlight potential revenue leakage. Sales and cancellation data are merged into a single structured object. An IF node checks whether revenue exceeds a predefined threshold. If the threshold is crossed, a Slack Sales Spike Alert is sent with cancellation context. If the threshold is not reached, a Slack Status / Pending Alert is sent showing progress, top products, and cancellation impact—keeping the team informed without noise. Who’s It For Business owners monitoring daily sales and revenue health Sales and marketing teams tracking revenue spikes and losses E-commerce managers using WooCommerce Operations teams monitoring cancellations and fulfillment risks Non-technical users who want actionable insights without dashboards Requirements to Use This Workflow An active WooCommerce store WooCommerce REST API credentials** An n8n instance (cloud or self-hosted) A Slack workspace with incoming webhook or Slack credentials Permission to read WooCommerce orders and post Slack messages How It Works & Set Up Schedule Trigger Configure the Schedule Trigger to run once per day at your preferred time. Fetch Orders from WooCommerce Use the WooCommerce node to retrieve recent orders from your store. Filter Paid Orders Keep only orders with status Completed or Processing. Filter Last 24 Hours Orders A Code node filters paid orders created within the last 24 hours. Calculate Top Products A Code node aggregates product quantities sold in the last 24 hours. Calculate Total Revenue A Code node calculates total revenue, order count, and average order value. Fetch & Process Cancelled Orders A separate WooCommerce branch fetches orders with status Cancelled. Cancelled orders are filtered to the last 24 hours using a Code node. A Code node calculates cancelled order count and cancelled revenue. Merge & Format Sales Data A Merge node combines sales metrics and cancellation metrics. A Code node formats all results into a single JSON object for Slack. Threshold Check An IF node compares total revenue against a fixed threshold. Send Slack Alerts TRUE path: Sends a **Sales Spike Alert including revenue, top products, and cancellation impact. FALSE path: Sends a **Status / Pending Alert showing current performance, top products, and cancellation insights. Activate Workflow Test once and activate the workflow for daily monitoring. How To Customize Nodes Threshold Value**: Update the IF node condition to match your business target Schedule Time**: Change the Schedule Trigger execution time Slack Channels**: Update Slack nodes to post in your desired channels Order Status Logic**: Adjust filters for paid or cancelled orders if needed Time Window**: Modify the 24-hour logic to 12 hours, 48 hours, or weekly Cancellation Sensitivity**: Add conditions to alert on high cancellation volume or revenue impact Add-ons (Optional Enhancements) Add cancellation rate (%) and net revenue calculations Trigger alerts when cancellation revenue exceeds a defined percentage Store daily sales and cancellation history in Google Sheets or a database Add day-over-day or week-over-week comparisons Send alerts to Microsoft Teams or Email Attach a CSV report with order and cancellation details Use Case Examples Detect viral product sales quickly Monitor flash sale performance Identify revenue loss due to cancellations Alert leadership on high-revenue or high-risk days Track campaign-driven sales spikes and drop-offs Support inventory, operations, and customer experience planning > Many more business scenarios can be addressed based on your store’s needs. Troubleshooting Guide | Issue | Possible Cause | Solution | | ---------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | No Slack alert received | Revenue did not exceed threshold | Check threshold or test with lower value | | Workflow fails | WooCommerce API error | Verify API credentials and permissions | | Revenue or cancellation shows zero | Orders filtered out | Validate order status and date logic | | Slack message not sent | Wrong Slack credentials | Reconnect Slack node | | Orders missing | Timezone mismatch | Align WooCommerce and n8n timezone | Need Help? Need help setting up this workflow or customizing it further? Our n8n workflow development team at WeblineIndia can assist you with implementation, add-ons, performance optimization and building similar n8n automations tailored to your business needs. 👉 Contact WeblineIndia today to automate smarter and scale faster. 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