I want to integrate SSLCommerz payment gateway with FluentCart. How can I do this? Any plugin available for this?

I’m curious if anyone here has experience setting up a real-time sync between FluentCart and an external system?

What I'm looking to achieve:

• When a purchase is completed, FluentCart needs to 'talk' to the external API to generate/register a license key.
• That key then needs to be fetched and displayed in the FluentCart Customer Portal so the user can access it immediately.
• Ideally, if a subscription is cancelled or a payment fails, we need to send a 'restrict' command back to the license server.

Has anyone done a similar integration using FluentCart's license system? I’d love to hear how you handled it exactly.

If anyone has experience in this specific area and is open to handle the technical bridge-building, please shoot me a DM! I’d love to outsource this specific part of the build to someone who knows the FluentCart system.

Is there a way to force retry an integration? As an example, I am trying a webhook on purchase, but my receiver wasn't configured right. So I have to retry the order from scratch. It would be connivent to press a button to retry the failed webhook. Is this possible?

Are we currently able to specify emails other than the 'admin' email for this notification? I have a client I manage the website for that is requesting to be notified each time a new sale is made, but she is not the 'admin'.

User should be able to update his profile picture, change the account password
There should be a way to customize dashboard. Maybe something like making a custom template for it or adding a shordcode.

I'm using Fluent Cart to sell memberships to a Fluent Community I'm building. I set a 7-day free trial. As I understand it, customers add their payment details when they buy, but the transaction doesn't process for 7 days.

How/where does the user cancel their subscription during the 7-day trial period?

I looked in the account dashboard. The Purchase History tab shows the item (for $0.00 - I assume because it's the trial period?). But the Subscription Plans tab says "No subscriptions yet". That seems inconsistent. And there's no cancel option.

Thank you!

Any working FluentCart shops here? Show what you did

For each Product, it would be highly beneficial to be able to choose to what specific page a client is directed to after a successful Checkout. This could be the default Receipt page, or we could specify a specific page that the client is directed to after Checkout. Being able to choose to 'embed' or not embed receipt information on this custom page would also be very beneficial.

This is highly beneficial and needed for,
- Custom thank you pages, with specific directions like for an event.
- Direct access to a course or membership a client has bought access to.
- Directing a client to a booking calendar, straight after they have bought access to a coaching journey, so they can seamlessly then book their first session.

Custom re-driections to a specific page is available in FluentForms, after a client makes a payment, however FluentForms currenly does not have the benefit of the FluentCart checkout.

Hoping someone here has run into this before and found a solution.

I'm working on closing a project for a client who does custom print and graphic products. Customers need to be able to select add-ons on a product (paid or not paid) (like customization options) and also upload their artwork or design files as part of that same process before checking out.

FluentCart Pro doesn't support that kind of product add-on setup with file uploads natively yet. I can see "Advanced Variable Products" is on the roadmap for Q3 2026 but it's still in the development queue, so that's not going to help me right now.

I really want to build this on FluentCart and keep her in the Fluent ecosystem. If I end up putting her on something else just to solve this one thing (she wants it done soon), getting her to migrate later is going to be a whole thing.

Has anyone found or made a workaround for this?

Since there was a lot of discussion here about proving exactly what the terms and conditions said at the time a client placed an order, I built that into PowerKit. Every change is now stored in a Git repository, a cryptographic hash is attached to the order, and the whole thing links back to the exact T&C version that was active at checkout. Full audit trail, documented end to end.

Check the video for a walkthrough, and let me know if that covers what we were discussing.