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Returns every Webflow site your connection is allowed to reach, one bundle per site. Agencies juggling client projects get a clean inventory without clicking through the dashboard.

Fetches the details of one site you identify by its ID. Think of it as a quick look at the site card before another module does something to it.

Pushes the current version of an existing site live, the same result as hitting publish in Webflow. Your CMS changes made earlier in the scenario become visible to visitors.

Gives you all the CMS collections of a site, like Blog Posts, Authors or Case Studies, each as its own bundle. It is the map you read before touching any item.

Opens one collection and returns its details, so you see how it is built before sending data into it. Handy when a teammate renamed things and your mapping no longer matches.

Reads the entries stored in one collection, each blog post or team member becoming a bundle you can filter, count or copy elsewhere. It is the backbone of any export from the Webflow CMS.

Returns the full content of a single CMS entry when you already know its ID. Unlike a list, it goes straight to the record you care about.

Adds a new entry to a collection: a blog article, a job offer, a directory listing. Content written in another tool lands in Webflow without anyone retyping it.

Changes an existing CMS entry, for instance a price, a date or an event status, without opening the Designer. The rest of the item stays as it was.

Puts one collection entry live on its own, without republishing the whole site. That is the gentle option when only a single article is ready.

Removes an entry from a collection for good. Expired offers, sold-out events or duplicate records disappear from the CMS without manual cleanup.

Fetches the products of a Webflow Ecommerce store, one bundle per product. It is the starting point for catalogue exports, price checks or feeds for other sales channels.

Reads the full record of one product you already point to. Where List Products sweeps the store, this module zooms on a single reference.

Adds a new product to your Webflow store from data prepared elsewhere, such as a supplier sheet or a product database. New references reach the shop without manual entry.

Edits an existing product, for example its name or description, while leaving the rest of the listing intact. Your shop stays in sync with the tool where the team writes product copy.

Targets one SKU, the specific variant of a product such as a size or a color, and changes it without touching the parent product. That precision matters when only one variant moves.

Collects the orders placed on a given site, each order arriving as a bundle. Your sales can then flow to accounting, a shipping tool or a simple team recap.

Pulls every detail of one existing order: what was bought and by whom. Customer service gets the full picture without logging into Webflow.

Modifies an existing order record, so the data in Webflow matches what happened downstream in your logistics or support tools.

Switches an order to fulfilled, unfulfilled or refunded in one step. The order status in Webflow finally reflects the parcel that left the warehouse or the refund your team granted.

Tells you how many units of a given SKU are in stock right now. A quick read that keeps your alerts and dashboards honest.

Sets the stock level of a SKU in Webflow from the figure your warehouse or point of sale holds. No more selling a variant that ran out in the physical shop.

Creates a folder in the asset library of a site, the place where images and files are stored. Media stay organized per campaign or per client from day one.

Reads the details of one specific asset folder, useful to confirm it exists and to pass its information to the next steps.

Returns the assets of a site, the images and files uploaded to its library, as separate bundles. It is the way to audit a media library that grew without rules.

Shows all asset folders of a site in one go. Before creating or sorting anything, you see how the library is already organized.

Removes one file from the asset library. Outdated visuals and leftovers from old campaigns go away without a manual sweep.

Lists the forms that live on a site, from the contact form to the newsletter signup. You get their references without inspecting each page.

Pulls what visitors sent through one form, each entry becoming a bundle ready for your CRM, your inbox or a sheet. Leads stop waiting inside Webflow.

Returns information about a single form, handy to know which form an entry came from when several sit on the same site.

Reads one entry sent through a form, with everything the visitor filled in. It is the precise tool once you know which submission matters.

Writes values into the hidden fields of an existing submission. Your team can stamp an entry as handled, or add a reference from your CRM, right inside Webflow.

Returns the metadata of one page, the information search engines and social networks read, such as its title. SEO checks no longer require opening every page setting.

Returns every page of a site as a list of bundles. Paired with Get a Page, it becomes a small SEO audit running across the whole site.

Looks through the comment threads of your site and returns the ones that match, one bundle per thread. Scattered review notes turn into a list you can work through.

Opens one comment thread and brings back its content, so the right person reads the remark without hunting for it on the canvas.

Collects the replies posted under a thread, each reply as a bundle. The whole conversation around a design note becomes readable outside Webflow.

Sends a request of your choice to the Webflow API, using the connection you already set up. It is the escape hatch for anything the other Webflow modules leave out.