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Fluent Forms as a low overhead sales engine

I have been doing some work this week with FluentForms and one of my plugins to enable a custom integration. Someone wanted to use FluentForms Pro, which they already own, as the financial engine.

I was able to get this working, and I've spent a little time adapting that code today to work with another plugin https://dplugins.com/downloads/hoster/

I was able to hook up FluentForms payments and set up to work with Hoster and generate licenses on sales, cancel on refund and increase expiry on subscription payment

In this example video, https://share.techarticles.co.uk/4guBQ6GB, you can see it in action.

I've previously been able to link FluentCart to the hoster plugin too.

I am also working on a low-overhead version of my post access manager to work with Fluent Forms, too. It makes sense to me to use what's already installed for these small e-commerce instances. It has a fluent form, so why not link it and use it, I haven't considered just how useful e-commerce is on fluentforms so I was impressed.

It's worth noting that subscriptions require FluentCart Pro, and the plugin in the demo is real; it's free. It was just using artwork I had on the machine.

Nathan Foley

I have also created a little FF withdrawal snippet too