What it means: Runs while WordPress renders the login form. It is a form-display hook, not a successful-login event.
Screenshot to add: [Workflow editor Login Form trigger configuration]
WordPress hook
login_form
How to use it
- Choose this event only when its timing matches the step you need to automate.
- Review the trigger data in the editor and pass only necessary values to later actions.
- Test the workflow with a non-critical account or record before enabling it on a live site.
Security and privacy
Login-related events are not confirmation that authentication succeeded. Do not pass passwords, password-reset tokens, session secrets, or other credentials into messages or external services. Review the plugin’s payload handling and run-log storage before enabling login-related workflows on a production site.
Important note
WordPress hooks may run during a process rather than after it has completed. Confirm the firing point and available data in your environment before relying on this trigger for business-critical automation.