Webflow

Connect a Webflow site by saving its Site Token (Site Settings > Apps & integrations > API access), after checking it actually works.

Connect a Webflow Workspace by saving its Workspace Token (read-only, all sites in the workspace), after checking it actually works.

List the connected Webflow sites/workspaces.

Disconnect one Webflow site/workspace. Nothing in Webflow itself is changed; the saved token is deleted here.

List Webflow sites reachable from the connected token(s).

Read one Webflow site in full.

Publish a Webflow site to its live domain(s) and/or webflow.io staging domain -- pushes any staged CMS/page changes live. Confirm with the user before calling this on a production domain.

List the pages (and page folders) of a Webflow site.

Read one Webflow page's metadata (title, slug, SEO fields, publish state) -- not its content nodes, use get_page_content for those.

Update a Webflow page's title, slug, SEO title/description, and/or Open Graph image -- does not touch the page's content nodes.

Read one Webflow page's DOM nodes (the actual editable page content -- text nodes and component instances), for review or before making a targeted edit.

Update one or more DOM text nodes on a Webflow page -- e.g. change a heading's or paragraph's text. Pass node ids from get_page_content plus their new text.

Duplicate an existing Webflow page under a new title/slug -- a quick way to spin up an A/B variant or a localized copy without rebuilding it from scratch in the Designer.

List all CMS Collections on a Webflow site (e.g. Blog Posts, Products, Categories).

Read one CMS Collection's schema in full -- its fields, types, and which are required/editable. Call before creating or updating an Item so you know the exact field slugs to use.

Create a new CMS Collection on a Webflow site -- a new content type like 'Blog Posts' or 'Team Members'. Use get_collection afterwards to see the default fields Webflow adds, before adding your own via the Designer (field creation beyond the Name/Slug defaults is Designer-only).

Permanently delete a CMS Collection and every Item inside it. Cannot be undone.

List Items inside a CMS Collection -- e.g. all blog posts or all products, with their field data.

Read one CMS Item in full, including all of its field data.

Create a new CMS Item (e.g. a new blog post or product) with the given field data. Call get_collection first to see the exact field slugs the Collection expects. Defaults to a draft that will NOT appear on the live site until publish_collection_items is called.

Update field data on an existing CMS Item. Only the fields you pass are changed.

Permanently delete a CMS Item. Cannot be undone.

Push one or more staged/draft CMS Items live on the published site -- the step that actually makes new or edited content publicly visible.

List images/files in a Webflow site's media library.

Read one media library asset's full metadata and hosted URL.

Add a publicly reachable https:// image/file to a Webflow site's media library, so it can be referenced from CMS Items or page content (e.g. an AI-generated image from Media Studio).

Permanently delete a media library asset. Cannot be undone -- any page/CMS content still referencing it will show a broken image.

List native Webflow forms on a site (built with the Designer's Form Block).

Read one Webflow form's field schema in full.

List submissions received on one Webflow form -- who submitted what, and when.

Read one form submission in full.

Permanently delete a form submission (e.g. spam). Cannot be undone.

List Ecommerce products (with their SKUs/variants) on a Webflow site. Only meaningful on sites with Webflow Ecommerce enabled.

Read one Ecommerce product in full, including its SKUs and prices.

Create a new Ecommerce product with its default SKU. Created in staging by default -- publish the site to make it live.

Update an Ecommerce product's name, description and/or visibility.

Update one SKU/variant's price and/or option values (e.g. color, size) on an Ecommerce product.

Permanently delete an Ecommerce product and its SKUs. Cannot be undone.

Read one SKU's current stock level and inventory type (finite/infinite).

Set a SKU's stock quantity and/or inventory type (finite vs infinite).

List Ecommerce orders on a Webflow site, optionally filtered by status.

Read one Ecommerce order in full -- status, customer, totals, shipping.

Set shipping/tracking details on an existing Ecommerce order.

Mark an Ecommerce order as fulfilled (shipped), optionally emailing the customer.

Revert an Ecommerce order back to unfulfilled.

Refund an Ecommerce order through Webflow's own payment processor. Cannot be undone.

List webhooks configured on a Webflow site -- which events push notifications to which URL.

Read one webhook's full configuration.

Create a webhook on a Webflow site: which event triggers it (one of form_submission, site_publish, page_created, page_metadata_updated, page_deleted, ecomm_new_order, ecomm_order_changed, ecomm_inventory_changed, user_account_added, user_account_updated, user_account_deleted, collection_item_created, collection_item_changed, collection_item_deleted, collection_item_unpublished) and which URL receives the POST payload. Use this so Imperal (or any other system) gets notified in real time on form submissions, new orders, CMS changes, or site publishes -- instead of polling.

Permanently remove a webhook. Cannot be undone.

List Webflow Editor comment threads left on a site's pages -- feedback/review notes from collaborators.

List reusable Components on a Webflow site (shared page fragments authored in the Designer, e.g. a shared header/footer/card). Read-only -- Components can only be created/edited inside the Webflow Designer itself.

Read one Component's DOM node tree -- what's actually inside a reusable Component instance.

List 301 URL redirects configured on a Webflow site (Enterprise plan feature) -- which old URLs redirect to which new ones.

Create a 301 redirect from an old URL to a new one (Enterprise plan feature) -- essential after a page slug change or migration, so old links/backlinks/search rankings aren't lost.

Permanently delete a 301 redirect.