When it comes to a membership site, apart from having admin and subscriber users, you might also need other user roles to be able to do a set of tasks in the back end. Editors, for example can help you with managing content on the site and they don’t need to have a record in your ActiveCampaign app.

You have already created content on your membership site and you are looking to give limited free/trial access to just a small portion of it, while still offering your free/trial users to get full access by purchasing/upgrading to a paid membership level?

We’ll try to help you get started with creating a basic free or free trial ActiveCampaign automation, so that you can properly provide a way for your users to upgrade their account to a paying one. Along with that, we’ll also cover how to configure Memberium in order to create proper content protection of your content.

ThriveCart provides a powerful thank you page capability that Memberium integrates with to allow your ThriveCart funnel to autologin the user to your site. To setup ThriveCart autologin, perform the following steps:

In this post we’ll show you how to display or hide menu items in WordPress conditionally based on a member’s existing ActiveCampaign tags, or logged in status. So without any further ado, let’s get started!

Memberium’s password generator webhook allows you to generate a random password for your users, and this password can then be emailed to your users. The password generator is a quick way for onboarding members to your membership site. In this guide, we’ll give an example of an ideal automation for password generation and also how to fix any issues that you face with it.

LearnDash is a feature-rich WordPress LMS that provides cutting edge elearning methodology for WordPress based web sites. In addition to the plugin itself, the company provides practical and experience driven guidance for setting up online courses. LearnDash has become the most trusted WordPress LMS plugin for major universities, continuing education providers, and entrepreneurs world-wide. Here’s how Memberium integrates with LearnDash.

This setting determines whether or not your site will allow you to use the autologin feature. The Autologin feature is inherently less secure because it replaces the user’s password with a simple number which can be easily brute-forced or guessed. Once someone obtains the Contact Id and the user’s email address they can continue to access the account even if the user changes the password.

Memberium extends WordPress’s quick editor to make it easy to make minor changes to your pages and posts one at a time without entering the post editor. This is especially useful when making many small individual changes to posts from the post list.

Memberium features a bulk editor to make it easy to assign permissions to your pages and posts en masse. This is especially useful when migrating from another membership system. In order to use the Bulk Editor, go to the Pages or Posts list screen

Memberium for ActiveCampaign provides an out-of-the-box integration with Ninja Forms, which enables you to use the familiar and easy to use shortcode system. You may be familiar with this feature as “Autofill”.

Memberium can be configured to keep a record of login sessions for each user. The system collects the login date, IP address and user name. This data is stored in a database table that you can access through normal tools. Memberium also uses the login log to track how many IP addresses have been logged in from for each user.

Memberium’s integration with LifterLMS makes it easy to protect and sell courses through ActiveCampaign. LifterLMS does have built-in course protection, but its lack of integration with ActiveCampaign makes it impossible to sell the course and automatically grant access to it using ActiveCampaign. That’s where Memberium comes in.

This guide will show you how to connect Memberium, WooCommerce, and ActiveCampaign using ActiveWoo.

Memberium for ActiveCampaign comes with a password generator Webhook that will allow you to generate a random password for your users in ActiveCampaign. This password can be generated when your users signup, purchase a membership on your site, when a tag is added, and many such other situations. If the user already has a password in ActiveCampaign, then that password won’t get overwritten.
So here’s a step-by-step process to generate password for new users in ActiveCampaign.

This tutorial will come in very handy if you’re thinking to allow your users to use the same password on multiple sites running on Memberium for ActiveCampaign. So without any further ado, let’s start.

Memberium’s integration with GamiPress allows you to integrate your site’s gamification with ActiveCamapign to run powerful automation.

Memberium’s Content Protection Box allows you to protect your content through simple, intuitive means.

You can protect your content with a combination of various controls – active membership, tags, logged in status of a viewer, and contact IDs. Additionally, you can combine these conditions for more complex protections.

Once you’ve determined that a viewer may not view a page, you can then decide how to handle that restricted page. You can hide the page as if it doesn’t exist, show an excerpt/summary if your theme supports that, or simply redirect the viewer to another page.

This guide should give you a better understanding of the capabilities and use of the Content Protection Box

When using CloudFlare with Memberium, you may run into issues. Learn how to configure CloudFlare to not interfere with your Infusionsoft app.

Follow this step-by-step tutorial to allow ActiveCampaign to push contact updates to WordPress automatically.

ActiveCampaign provides several tools for segmenting and managing your contacts. Chief among these are Lists. This article we’ll show you how to use Lists and Webhooks to ensure that your contacts details and access are automatically updated.

This document covers the web hosting requirements to use Memberium for ActiveCampaign. If you have any questions about whether your host can support Memberium, you can download our plugin from this site. Once you install the plugin, it will tell you if your PHP version and IonCube do not match our requirements.

This document is written wit the hope to be easy to follow and use. However, it may raise questions you’re unsure of, or ask you to things you would prefer help with. If at any time you have any questions or suggestions about how this document can be made easier to follow or more relevant, please contact our Support Team and give us feedback.

It’s not a difficult transition, and Memberium is already compatible with the OptimizePress theme. We offer support and guidance, however we don’t offer “done for you” service. The size of your site and number of your users will indicate how big the effort is.

The standard WordPress login page isn’t terribly attractive, or compatible with theme and brand design. It’s not uncommon to want to improve the login experience. Memberium provides a way to generate standard WordPress login forms on your site on any page you wish.

Membership levels can be created easily using the Memberium Dashboard. During initial setup we offer to do this free for you, but there’s no reason you can’t make or change your own membership levels yourself. This guide will walk you through the steps.