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Membership questions

Hi all, I'd love your advice or insights please.

I'm currently running a tech stack that looks something like:

ActiveCampaign
Memberium
LearnDash
WooCommerce Subscriptions
Wordpress

to manage several membership sites that include both page/post content, and courses. People buy via Woo, then AC tags contacts, then Memberium controls access to posts/pages and LearnDash courses based on the Tags in AC.

I'm ready to change to FluentCRM and away from AC, and it looks like WishlistMember offers the right mix of features for members.

But I can't work out how my current sites would talk to each other. If I have:

  • My Main Wordpress site setup with my shopping cart and FluentCRM, and
  • 2 separate subdomains with different membership content running WishlistMember...

How do I integrate FluentCRM on my main site, with WishlistMember on my subdomains? Is that via Webhooks, or does the Fluent/Wishlist integration work via API/oauth across sites?

Any recommendations you might offer would be really appreciated.

Thanks!
Israel.

  • 5 comments

Jonathan Gwyer

This might be a job for https://wpfusion.com/ - it can connect to FluentCRM running on a different site and control WishList Member access.

WP Fusion can also do the page/post access. And depending on the complexity of the courses, take a look at Fluent Community 😁

Israel Smith

Jonathan Gwyer Wow thanks for the tip - WPFusion may just be the right fit! Their basic paid version covers me for multiple subdomains, plus does membership access controls based on Tags, and integrates with LearnDash too... Awesome. Thanks for your help! (And it's cheaper than WishlistMember for what I need!)

Jonathan Gwyer

Israel Smith excellent - enjoy and good luck with your project!

Jerad Hill

I have consolodated stack to a mostly Fluent workflow and it's been much easier having a unified system. FluentCRM has been really good and solid. Using it with FluentForms and Community has been nice as well. As soon as FluentCart is ready, it will be a complete stack and one of the few if not only that integrates together so well.

I agree with Jonathan, you might need WPFusion to tie them together. You might be able to get away with using Zapier for a lot less than the cost of WPFusion. FluentCRM and WishlistMember both connect to Zapier. I am using Zapier to connect other tools to my FluentCRM and it works flawlessly.

Israel Smith

Jerad Hill Thanks heaps for your insights. I think WPFusion might be the product I need to tie everything together, and may even take the place of WishlistMember for the access control features I need. Thanks again :D