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Syncing two FluentCRM Pro installations on two subdomains

Hi, I’ve installed two FluentCRM Pro instances on two subdomains (corsi.ultimapagina.net and forum.ultimapagina.net).

I’m using WP Fusion for user synchronization and WP Remote Users Sync to synchronize login, logout, etc.

However, in the secondary FluentCRM instance (where I imported the data), I’m unable to synchronize anything with the primary FluentCRM.

How can I fix this? The imported WordPress users include all data, such as tags and lists.

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Iain WB

I think the data isn't on the user in the WordPress user table in the database, rather it's in FluentCRM tables, and linked to the user with a matching attribute/ID.

I have a similar need, and would love to be able to have sites connect to a remote FluentCRM environment (say having FluentCommunity / FluentBoards on separate sites, but able to connect to one install of FluentCRM).

The way I've got this working as a POC is:

- using two installs of FluentCRM, both sites also having Uncanny Automator installed (you should be able to do similar with WP Fusion, Flowmattic, etc)
- when a change gets triggered in Fluent CRM, send via outgoing webhook through Uncanny Automator to the second site
- The second site has an incoming webhook setup with Uncanny Automator to receive the payload/data, and pass it into FluentCRM

Obviously to keep things in sync, you need to set this up in both directions, and for all possible triggers/actions that would be needed.

(However, you might not want to have exactly the same data set in both - eg, you may only be using the second install for certain purposes, say FluentCommunity, so it might not need every possible tag from the main install.)

Kaneisha G.

Linda Rando you can do this using WP Fusion Pro's REST API setup. Here are instructions: https://wpfusion.com/plugin-updates/introducing-fluentcrm-rest-api/?srsltid=AfmBOood_XewlaFSRUKGrfNXOuxFEa2hq0RQokp_ASIIeozz2SxNosB2