WP Fusion - Linked Post Types Extension
The Linked Post Types extension expands WP Fusion beyond standard user-to-CRM patterns by allowing custom post types to sync with distinct CRM objects. For Monday.com specifically, this enables mapping separate WordPress post types to different boards, unlocking richer CRM-driven content architectures.
The Problem
Out of the box, WP Fusion is primarily optimized for syncing WordPress users to external CRMs. Teams needed a way to map multiple custom post types to separate CRM objects and Monday boards.
The Solution
Built an extension layer that adds per-post-type CRM object mapping, relation settings, and sync triggers. This enables scenarios like mapping `case_studies`, `events`, and `resources` post types to different Monday boards with independent field contracts.
Key Highlights
- Extends WP Fusion sync model from users-only to custom post types
- Per-post-type mapping to distinct CRM objects and Monday boards
- Independent field contracts for each content type integration path
- Composer-managed plugin architecture with modular sync handlers
- Automatic private update support outside the standard WordPress plugin library
- Useful for multi-board Monday CRM implementations with complex content models
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