Is there a function I can use to create the Amelia Customer?

If so, I can add it manually as an action after the user registers on the website.

Thank you

This worked well for me when placed in the functions.php of the theme. 

Thank you. 

Also I think your values for $wpUser should be user_firstname and user_lastname and user_first_name and not user_first_name and user_last_name else the user_nicename defaults in each case.

Hallo support team,

I have exactly the same need. The code below does not work for me, has anything changed in the meantime? Or do you have another hint for me?

Thanks,
Christian

I found the solution! I had to adopt the table-prefix. wp_amelia_users uses the generic table-prefix, changing this to xyzwhatever_amelia_users did the job. This is twice in the code. I also tweaked the username lines a bit. user_firstname and user_lastname are a bit old – property names used in WordPress prior to version 2.0.0 (14 years ago ...) – (user_first_name and user_last_name from the original code-suggestion was wrong at all) and I replaced it with first_name and last_name. So here is the whole working code for the functions.php:

/* ==========================================================================
 * #create the user when someone registers on your website, without booking an appointment
============================================================================*/
add_action( 'user_register', 'custom_amelia_registration_save', 10, 1 );
function custom_amelia_registration_save($user_id) {
    global $wpdb;
    $wpUser = get_user_by('ID', $user_id);
    $ameliaUserId = $wpdb->get_col(
        "SELECT id FROM xyzprefix_amelia_users WHERE email = '{$wpUser->user_email}'"
    );
    if (!$ameliaUserId && in_array('wpamelia-customer', $wpUser->roles)) {
        $ameliaUserFirstName = $wpUser->first_name ?: $wpUser->user_nicename;
        $ameliaUserLastName = $wpUser->last_name ?: $wpUser->user_nicename;
        $wpdb->query("
            INSERT INTO xyzprefix_amelia_users
            (
            type,
            status,
            externalId,
            firstName,
            lastName,
            email
            ) VALUES (
            'customer',
            'visible',
            {$user_id},
            '{$ameliaUserFirstName}',
            '{$ameliaUserLastName}',
            '{$wpUser->user_email}'
            )
        ");
    }
} 

If anyone could add an extention to check if the user is email-approved (by eg. help of Ultimate Member Plugin) – that would be a great extension!

Thanks
Christian

Hi, im also like to use this configuration. But when i tried insert the coding into the functions.php is seem doesnt work at all. Can anyone help me ?

Thanks