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Hi i also sended this queston to support but after discovering the community think this is quicker

We are currently using WordPress Multisite for our website, kantoor (wich means office in Dutch), which will be focussing on news, knowledge sharing, training, and expert author contributions. We already have Fluentforms installed and we are considering using FluentCRM, along with Fluent Boards, Fluent Community, and Fluent Support, to manage various aspects of our platform.

Our main website, kantoor.nl, is primarily used for information dissemination and user registrations. We are considering hosting the more resource-intensive plugins, such as FluentCRM, Fluent Boards, Fluent Community, and Fluent Support, on a separate subsite, perhaps subsite.kantoor.nl.

This approach would allow us to:

  • Potentially improve the performance of our main website, kantoor.nl, by offloading the heavier plugins to a separate subsite.
  • Restrict access to the administrative tools to authorized personnel only.
  • Customize the subsite admin.kantoor.nl specifically for our team's needs.

However, we have some concerns regarding the integration and data flow between the different subsites. Specifically, we would like to know:

  • Is it possible to seamlessly integrate Fluent Forms on kantoor.nl with FluentCRM on subsite.kantoor.nl?
  • How can we ensure that user data and interactions are properly synced between the different subsites?
  • Are there any known limitations or best practices for using Fluent plugins in a WordPress Multisite environment?

We would greatly appreciate any insights or recommendations you can provide regarding this setup. We are eager to leverage the full potential of the Fluent ecosystem and believe that this approach could significantly benefit our platform.

Sincerely,

Vincent

Nicolas D

Hi you can have all fluent plugins on your main site, no performance issues