We have Woocommerce set up, and Amelia set up, but not connected yet. What we want is:
When a customer creates an account in Woocommerce (or Amelia by booking) then a customer is also created/sycned in Amelia (or Woocommerce if the account is created in Amelia first.
Essentially, we want accounts created to be shared/synced between Amelia and Woocommerce. How do we do this?
Thank you for your purchase and apologies for replying a bit later, we don't work on weekends.
There isn't a possibility for that in Amelia with its current built-in features, unfortunately. If someone books an appointment in Amelia they will be created in Amelia as a customer, and if you enable the option Automatically create Amelia Customer user in Amela -> Settings -> Roles Settings -> Customer, then they will be created as users in WordPress as well with the Amelia Customer role.
They can be synced only this way - if they are logged in to WordPress as WooCommerce users, and they book an appointment in Amelia, that WP user will get the Amelia Customer user role as well (if the option Automatically create Amelia Customer user in Amela -> Settings -> Roles Settings -> Customer is enabled and you can add a plugin for multiple user roles to your website, like User role editor) and they will be connected - one user with two roles. Or manually giving users both of the roles.
We have Woocommerce set up, and Amelia set up, but not connected yet. What we want is:
When a customer creates an account in Woocommerce (or Amelia by booking) then a customer is also created/sycned in Amelia (or Woocommerce if the account is created in Amelia first.
Essentially, we want accounts created to be shared/synced between Amelia and Woocommerce. How do we do this?
Hello Sarah Doman,
Thank you for your purchase and apologies for replying a bit later, we don't work on weekends.
There isn't a possibility for that in Amelia with its current built-in features, unfortunately. If someone books an appointment in Amelia they will be created in Amelia as a customer, and if you enable the option Automatically create Amelia Customer user in Amela -> Settings -> Roles Settings -> Customer, then they will be created as users in WordPress as well with the Amelia Customer role.
They can be synced only this way - if they are logged in to WordPress as WooCommerce users, and they book an appointment in Amelia, that WP user will get the Amelia Customer user role as well (if the option Automatically create Amelia Customer user in Amela -> Settings -> Roles Settings -> Customer is enabled and you can add a plugin for multiple user roles to your website, like User role editor) and they will be connected - one user with two roles. Or manually giving users both of the roles.