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WebinarIgnition
Manage webinar leads and revenue from WordPress sites
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- MCP 2025-06-18
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https://mcp.webinarignition.com/?src=registry
What it can do
| Tool | What it says it does |
|---|---|
wi_answer_product_question | Answers a question about WebinarIgnition itself: what it can do, its limits, integrations, and whether it fits the host's case. The answer comes only from the connector's checked knowledge base. Take it when a host asks about the product, for example "Does this work with my shop?" It needs the… |
wi_answer_webinar_question | Sends your answer to exactly one participant question by email and marks the question as answered in the live console. Take it when a question deserves an answer after the webinar. A host says: "Answer the question about the course, she asked before we ended." It needs the session, the webinar… |
wi_change_advanced_settings | Changes one group of the advanced settings of a campaign: protected access, the WordPress side, extra hosts and support addresses, which page the registration, thank-you, live, replay or closed view uses, the field names an email provider expects, or the wording of the privacy checkbox. Take it… |
wi_change_host_photo | Sets, replaces or clears the photo of the host on the registration page and in the registration animation. Take it when the face on the page is wrong or missing. A host says: "There is no picture of me, use the one from the media library." It needs the session and the webinar, plus one of three… |
wi_change_participant_label | Replaces one standard line of the participant pages with your own wording, for example the hint above the required fields or a standard line of the thank-you text. Take it when a fixed line does not fit your audience. A host says: "The hint above the fields sounds stiff, write it in my words." It… |
wi_change_registration_animation | Puts the built-in registration animation on a registration page: self-running slides from the benefit to the host to the sign-up, either instead of the video or below it. Take it when a page has no video or should show both. A host says: "I have no clip, show the slides instead." It needs the… |
wi_change_registration_fields | Adds, renames, requires, removes or reorders the fields of a sign-up form, the things a participant fills in before getting in. Take it when the form asks too much or the wrong thing. A host says: "I only need name and email, drop the phone number." It needs the session, the webinar and the fields… |
wi_change_site_colors | Sets the four brand colours of the whole website: background, text, the button fill and the button text. Take it when the pages do not match your brand. A host says: "The buttons are still green, my brand is blue." It needs the session and the four values as hex codes like #516028. This is a… |
wi_change_site_settings | Changes one setting that holds for the whole site: the sender name, the sender address, the reply-to address, the email signature, the footer text, or one of the switches for footer branding, unsubscribe links and email verification. Take it when every mail from your site should carry something… |
wi_change_webinar_autoresponder | Connects your webinar to your own email list at Mailchimp, GetResponse or a similar provider, so every new registrant is posted there as well. Take it when sign-ups should land in your list from now on: "Put the registrations into my Mailchimp list." It needs the session, the webinar and the form… |
wi_change_webinar_cta | Changes one call to action in the live room: the offer or booking box, its tab name, its text, its button and whether it is shown. For an evergreen webinar it also sets the moment the box appears. Take it when the box should say something else. A host says: "The button text is wrong, and it should… |
wi_change_webinar_email | Changes one field of one email of a webinar: the confirmation email or reminder one to five, and either its subject, its heading, its inbox preview line, its body, whether it is switched on, or when it goes out. Take it when a single mail reads wrong. A host says: "The subject of the first… |
wi_change_webinar_offer | Puts your offer into the live room, or updates the one already there: the product, more products as tiers, the special offer with its code and how long it holds. Take it when the room should show what you sell. A host says: "Put my course into the room with a code for the first hour." It needs the… |
wi_change_webinar_page_block | Changes one block on the registration or thank-you page of a webinar: its text or its image. Take it when a single box on the page is wrong and the rest should stay. A host says: "The second box still says last year, change just that one." It needs the session, the webinar, the place of the block… |
wi_change_webinar_qa | Shows or hides the question area of the live room, so participants can ask questions during the webinar or cannot. Take it when the room should be quiet or open for questions. A host says: "I do not want questions this time, hide the box." It needs the session, the webinar and the status. It… |
wi_change_webinar_reminders | Sets how many reminder emails a webinar sends and which preset decides their timing: factory, all before the start, all after the start, or the mixed four plus one. Take it when too many or too few reminders go out. A host says: "Two reminders are enough, one day before and one hour before." It… |
wi_change_webinar_room | Sets which phase the room of a webinar shows right now: countdown, live, replay or closed. Take it when the room should switch without publishing anything. A host says: "Open the room, we are starting now." It needs the session, the webinar and the phase. A clear yes from the host is needed before… |
wi_change_webinar_schedule | Moves a webinar to another date, clock time, timezone or length without rebuilding it. For an evergreen webinar it changes the recurring times instead. Take it when the date moved. A host says: "We start two hours later, please move the whole thing." It needs the session and the webinar. For a… |
wi_change_webinar_settings | Changes one stored text field of a webinar: the host name, the description, the sales copy, the main headline, the thank-you headline or its sub-headline. Take it when a whole field should be replaced. A host says: "My description is out of date, here is the new one." It needs the session, the… |
wi_change_webinar_text | Changes one existing wording on a webinar and leaves everything else alone. Take it when a single line is wrong and you do not want a rebuild. A host says: "The date in the second paragraph is old, just fix that line." It needs the session, the webinar, the exact current wording as it stands on… |
wi_change_webinar_title | Changes the name of a webinar, the title you see in the dashboard and in the list. Take it when the name itself is wrong or out of date. A host says: "Put 2026 into the title." It needs the session, the webinar and the new name. It writes on your site, moves the page title with it and updates the… |
wi_change_webinar_video | Changes where the video of a webinar comes from. Take it when the clip is old, or when the room should stream from your own account. A host says: "The teaser on the sign-up page is the wrong one." It needs the session and the webinar. For the live room you name the source, either a connected… |
wi_change_webinar_visibility | Publishes a webinar or takes it offline again. Take it when the registration page should go live or should stop taking people. A host says: "Take the page down, the date is gone." It needs the session, the webinar and the status, publish or draft. A clear yes from the host is needed before it… |
wi_check_embedding | It checks whether a page from somewhere else can be shown inside the live room, in the sidebar or as an overlay: whether that page allows being shown inside another page, and what would go wrong if it does not. Take it before a booking page or a checkout page goes into the room. "I want my booking… |
wi_check_mail_delivery | It measures whether email from the site really sends, whether it lands in the inbox instead of the spam folder, and how fast it goes out, with one plain verdict for each point. Take it when a host says people did not get a mail. "Half of them say nothing arrived." Careful: a fresh measurement… |
wi_check_participant_journey | It traces what one participant goes through in a webinar, in order and without sending anything: which confirmation and reminder mails go out at which moment and which are switched off, when the room opens, when the offer appears and when the replay shows. Take it when a host asks what… |
wi_check_wordpress | Looks at a WordPress address and says whether WebinarIgnition runs there and in what state: not installed, installed but too old, or ready. Take it before connecting, for example when a host says "Can my site even do this?" It needs the address and reads it over a secure connection, and nothing on… |
wi_connect_streaming | Connects your own live streaming account so the room can stream: 100ms or Daily.co. Take it when the room should run on your account instead of an embedded clip. A host says: "I have a 100ms account, hook it up." It needs the session and the provider, and the keys from that account's settings: the… |
wi_connect_wordpress_woocommerce_site | Connects this chat to the host's own WordPress site. Take it when the host wants to work on their real site, for example "Everything is set up, now connect my page." It needs the session id and the address, and it creates a link that the host opens and approves in their own browser. Until they… |
wi_continue_webinar | Continues an open webinar conversation by exactly one turn: pass what the host said as `text` and get the reply with the next tappable choices. Side effect: the answer is stored in the conversation state (facts, flow position) for `session_id`; nothing is written to a WordPress site and nothing is… |
wi_copy_webinar_pages | Copies the registration and thank-you pages of one webinar onto another, which is how you reuse a page design after a move. Take it when two webinars should look the same: "Take the pages from the spring webinar for the new one." It needs the session, the webinar the pages come from, the webinar… |
wi_create_handoff_link | Returns a link that carries everything collected so far into the WebinarIgnition dashboard, so the host can finish there. Take it at the end of a conversation, for example "Send me that, I want to keep working in my account." It needs the session id, or the finished text when the session alone… |
wi_create_webinar_link | Creates a short link to a registration page that counts its clicks and carries the tracking of its channel, so a pretty address goes into an invitation instead of a long one. Take it when you share a link and want to know what it brought. A host says: "Give me a short link for the newsletter, one… |
wi_create_webinar_registration_page | Builds the webinar on the connected WordPress site: the campaign with title, date and room type, the registration page and the room, and it returns both links. Take it when the facts are settled, for example "Good, now put it on my site." It needs the session id, and since it creates real content… |
wi_delete_all_registrants | Deletes every registrant of one webinar in a single step. Take it only when a list should really go, for example after a test run on a fresh campaign: "Nobody in there is real, clear the whole list." It needs the session, the webinar and a clear yes from you. Read the count first and say the… |
wi_delete_all_webinar_questions | Deletes the questions of one webinar in one go, either all of them, only the open ones, or only the answered ones. Take it when a session fills up with test questions, for example after a rehearsal: "Clear the open questions before the real run starts." It needs the session, the webinar, which of… |
wi_delete_registrant | Deletes one registrant from a webinar, which is what a deletion request from a participant needs. Take it when someone asks to be removed: "Please delete Mrs Weber, she asked for it." It needs the session, the webinar, the registrant id from your list and a clear yes from you. Look at the list… |
wi_delete_webhook | Deletes one saved webhook for good, so it stops firing at once. Take it when a connection is no longer wanted: "The old CRM is gone, remove that webhook." It needs the session, the webhook id from your list, and a clear yes from you. Look at the list first and call the webhook by its name, not… |
wi_delete_webinar | Deletes the webinar of this session from the connected WordPress site. Take it only when the host clearly wants it gone, for example "That test run has to disappear." It needs the session id, and the campaign when the session holds more than one. It cannot be undone: the campaign and everything… |
wi_delete_webinar_logs | Deletes the diagnostic log files of WebinarIgnition. Take it when you want a clean slate before you reproduce a problem: "Clear the logs, then I do it once more and we look." It needs the session and a clear yes from you. With a webinar id only that campaign's logs go, without one the logs of… |
wi_delete_webinar_question | Deletes one question a participant asked, together with its thread, so it disappears from the live console for good. Take it when someone posted something you do not want to keep, for example a link to a competing offer. A host would say: "Please remove the question with the spam link before the… |
wi_disconnect_wordpress | Ends the stored connection between this chat and the host's WordPress site and forgets that the site was ever connected, so a later chat does not offer it again. Take it only when the host clearly wants that, for example "Take my site out of this chat." It needs the session id. It cannot come back… |
wi_export_registrants_csv | It reads the list of registrants of one webinar as CSV text, the same export the dashboard downloads: one row per person with the columns the site writes. Take it when a host wants the list as a file for a spreadsheet or another tool. "I need the list in Excel." The text stops at 20000 characters… |
wi_export_webinar | It reads one webinar as the full export that the dashboard produces: every field of the campaign, the page content, the mails and the settings, as one JSON text. Take it when a host wants to move a webinar to another site or keep a copy of the settings. "I am building this on my second site." The… |
wi_find_media | It searches the media library of the site for images and returns id, address, title and the alt text. Take it when a host wants a picture somewhere and names it by what it shows instead of by its address. "Use the picture of the whiteboard." You can search by what the image shows or what it is… |
wi_find_wordpress_user | It finds the people who have an account on the site, by a search word or as a plain list: id, display name, email and the avatar address. Take it when a host names the person whose face should stand on the page, so nobody has to look up a user number. "Put my colleague on the page." The search… |
wi_fix_thankyou_date | Writes the real date, time and timezone of your campaign into the thank-you page, where a fixed text still shows an old one. Take it when a participant registers and then reads the wrong day: "Someone told me the page says last month." It needs the session and the webinar. Only the date line on… |
wi_get_build_status | Reads how far the build of the webinar on the connected site has come: a card with a bar, a percentage, the step running now, an honest remaining time, and the two links once it is done. Take it right after the build starts, for example "Is it there yet?" It only reads and changes nothing on the… |
wi_get_connector_status | Tells you the state of the connection: the connector version, the site this chat is signed in to, and whether that connection is open right now. It needs no input and changes nothing. Take it first when something does not answer, for example when a host says "It says I am not connected, but I just… |
wi_get_registration_fields | It reads the sign-up form of one webinar the way a participant sees it, from the first field to the last. Each field comes with its label, its type (text, checkbox, textarea, dropdown or a hidden field), whether it is required, and whether it really shows up on the participant page. Take it when a… |
wi_get_renotification_status | It reads whether the people who registered were told about a new date: whether the date was changed and the new invitation is still pending, how many registered people would receive it, and the banner text and button that the page shows. Take it when a host asks whether everyone knows about the… |
wi_get_session_facts | This tool reads what the webinar conversation has collected so far: topic, audience, date and how far the texts are. Nothing is created and no site is touched. Take it when you want to pick a conversation up where it stopped, for example when a host says "Where were we? I had already told you the… |
wi_get_setup_plan | Returns a step by step plan for setting up the host's WordPress site: what has to be installed, what to click, what the room needs. It only reads and touches nothing. Take it when a host wants to know what comes next, for example "What do I have to do on my side before the first webinar?" It needs… |
wi_get_streaming_status | It reads whether live streaming is connected on the site: the 100ms connection with its app credentials or manual token and whether a room can be created, the Daily.co connection with key and domain, and for one webinar its own room state and the video source its room uses. Take it when a host… |
wi_get_webhook_test_address | It creates a free test address at webhook.site, an address that needs no account, so the host can watch deliveries arrive without handing anyone access to their real customer system or mail provider. Take it when a host wants to see a webhook work before it points at something real. "Can I try… |
wi_get_webinar | Reads one webinar by its id: title, type, status, host, start date, page address, and whether the emails are already written. Take it after the list, when the host picked one, for example "Tell me about the Tuesday one." It needs the session id and the id from wi_list_webinars, and that id is… |
wi_get_webinar_attendance_stats | Reads how many registered, how many came live, how many stayed long enough to see the offer, and how many watched the replay, with the show-up rate. Take it when a host asks how the evening went, for example "How many actually showed up?" It needs the session id and reads only from the connected… |
wi_get_webinar_checklist | Shows the setup checklist of one webinar, the same list the dashboard shows: every step with its state, what is already done, what is still missing, and the readiness score from the last preflight check. Take it when a host asks what is left before the webinar can run, for example "What do I still… |
wi_get_webinar_colors | It reads which colours the registration page, the thank-you page and the room really use right now: background, text, button colour and button text, and where each colour comes from, the host's own confirmed brand colours or the site. With kind set to logo or favicon it looks at the host's own… |
wi_get_webinar_emails | Reads every email of one webinar with its wording and its timing: the confirmation email and the five reminder and follow-up emails, each with on or off, subject, heading, preview line, body, and how long before or after the start it goes out. Take it when a host asks what the registrants get, for… |
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In its maker's words
Webinar leads and revenue from several WordPress sites, in one chat.
- Website
- webinarignition.com
- Source
- github.com/Tobias-Conrad/webinarignition-mcp
- Publisher
- webinarignition.com
- Listed from
- the official MCP Registry as
com.webinarignition/mcp - Version
- 1.14.4, updated 3 Nov 2026
- Kinds of work
- Shops and payments, Sales and marketing, Messaging and support
The domain it lives on
- webinarignition.com
- registered 7 Aug 2013 (13 years ago), at INWX GmbH, its home page is a working site
From our own crawl of domain names: registry records and the home page as our crawler last saw it.
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