I finished developing a membership site on my site, and now I need to add to this website, in addition to the existing membership, a site to sell events. That is why I just purchased your plugin a few hours ago.
After setting up Amelia, I realize that Amelia's customer base is not the same as the one used by wordpress and my membership plugin. With which my clients have to log in twice, once for membership and once for events managed with Amelia. And this can not be. Is there a way to unify customer data? Have you some solution for my situation? I hope so because I love Amelia.
I await her response. Hopefully there is a solution.
I would like to know the answer too. Furthermore how to access currently logged in customer in Amelia in code, for example to place some text in the header of the website:
Sorry for the delayed response, we don't work on weekends.
I'm afraid, at the moment it's not possible to link Amelia Customers to the membership plugin users. One of our Customers shared his solution:
"Memberpress has an addon to link your membership levels to any WordPress user role. So you can link your levels to the Amelia Customer user role. And each time a member signs up, the Amelia Customer role is being assigned to the member. During the first appointment, all fields are grayed out since Amelia recognizes him/her as an existing customer."
However, there’s no integration between Amelia and Memberpress or any other similar plugin, therefore we can’t be sure it will work, it’s only a possible option that you can test.
Otherwise, it can be probably achieved with some custom work.
At the moment, Amelia doesn't have such a feature that would allow to use placeholders on the pages (it is possible to use them only in notifications).
You can suggest that as a feature request here, or check if this request was already submitted and vote for it.
Hello.
I finished developing a membership site on my site, and now I need to add to this website, in addition to the existing membership, a site to sell events. That is why I just purchased your plugin a few hours ago.
After setting up Amelia, I realize that Amelia's customer base is not the same as the one used by wordpress and my membership plugin. With which my clients have to log in twice, once for membership and once for events managed with Amelia. And this can not be.
Is there a way to unify customer data? Have you some solution for my situation? I hope so because I love Amelia.
I await her response. Hopefully there is a solution.
I would like to know the answer too. Furthermore how to access currently logged in customer in Amelia in code, for example to place some text in the header of the website:
You are logged as: [amelia customer name]
Hi, Javier!
Sorry for the delayed response, we don't work on weekends.
I'm afraid, at the moment it's not possible to link Amelia Customers to the membership plugin users. One of our Customers shared his solution:
"Memberpress has an addon to link your membership levels to any WordPress user role. So you can link your levels to the Amelia Customer user role. And each time a member signs up, the Amelia Customer role is being assigned to the member. During the first appointment, all fields are grayed out since Amelia recognizes him/her as an existing customer."
However, there’s no integration between Amelia and Memberpress or any other similar plugin, therefore we can’t be sure it will work, it’s only a possible option that you can test.
Otherwise, it can be probably achieved with some custom work.
Best Regards.
Hi, Maja!
I responded to Javier's question below.
At the moment, Amelia doesn't have such a feature that would allow to use placeholders on the pages (it is possible to use them only in notifications).
You can suggest that as a feature request here, or check if this request was already submitted and vote for it.
Best Regards.