Introduction
Overview
In this article you’re going to learn how to integrate ClickFunnels with MemberPress.
MemberPress has quickly become one of the most popular membership plugins for WordPress.
One of the reasons for this is because Mike and Callie over at the Member Site Academy – which is the premier community for membership site owners – use and recommend it to their tribe and provide a lot of support in configuring it on the MSA forums.
I’m a member too. 🙂
MemberPress is indeed a solid membership plugin and a lot of our customers use it.
Unfortunately, ClickFunnels does NOT have a native MemberPress integration so we’ll have to use Zapier to connect the two apps.
Once you’ve set this up correctly, any sales or rebills you get in ClickFunnels will trigger your zaps to create the corresponding member accounts and/or transactions in MemberPress, which will give those members the appropriate access to their protected content.
In order to do this integration you’ll need the following tech:
- A ClickFunnels account
- The MemberPress WordPress membership plugin (Plus or Pro plans only)
- The MemberPress developer tools add-on
- A PAID Zapier account*
*IMPORTANT: Zapier has a free tier but it won’t work for this integration because we need multi-step zaps and only the paid tiers support them. Alternatively, if you hire our team to set this up for you, we can host your zaps on our enterprise account for $3/mo/zap. 🙂
2022 Update
MemberPress now has its own Zapier app which makes this whole process much easier and removes the need for using Application Passwords!
MemberPress ClickFunnels Integration Guide
Important Notes
This integration calls for TWO zaps for EACH product that you’re selling with ClickFunnels and connecting to in MemberPress.
1 – The first Zap creates a brand new user and then adds a transaction entry to his account in MemberPress.
It’s important to note that in MemberPress having a user account created does NOT give that user access to any content. That’s where MemberPress “transactions” come in. Transactions tell MemberPress WHICH user should get access to WHICH product (among some other metadata).
It’s also important to note that MemberPress uses the WordPress user database (compared to some membership plugins like DAP which have their own user database outside of, and in addition to, WordPress). So when we say “MemberPress user” it’s the same thing as saying “WordPress user”; they’re interchangeable for the purposes of this tutorial.
Now, if you try to create a transaction in MemberPress for a buyer who is NOT a user in the WordPress database yet, the transaction will NOT get created and the zap will FAIL. This is exactly the correct behavior because it means that MemberPress has a failsafe that prevents us from erroneously adding the same user to the database more than once.
To sum it up, this first zap does the following:
- Checks to see if a user exists
- If the user does NOT exist, the zap creates his user account
- Then, it adds a transaction to his account, which is what grants him access to the membership content
That covers new members. But what if the buyer DOES already exist in the MemberPress user database? (Say, for instance, an existing customer who’s bought from you in the past, got entered into MemberPress previously but is now buying a completely new product.)
In this case, this zap will FAIL because you cannot create a member in MemberPress who is already there!
That, however, is precisely where our second zap comes in…
2 – This second zap looks for an EXISTING user in MemberPress.
If he exists, the zap adds a transaction to his account, which extends his access according to the terms you have configured for that membership in MemberPress (e.g. if your membership in MemberPress is configured to 30 days of access at a time, each transaction will give 30 days of access).
These terms would grant a member 30 days of access for each new transaction
If the user does NOT exist this zap will fail and the first zap that we discussed above will succeed in its place. In other words, one zap is for existing WordPress users and the other is for new users.
And THAT is why you need BOTH zaps for each product you’re selling in ClickFunnels. 🙂
Setting up the Application Passwords plugin
In order to interact with the MemberPress REST API via Zapier, you need to set up a plugin in WordPress called Application Passwords. This plugin verifies the webhooks that Zapier sends as authentic because they contain a special password that only the admin should have.
Here’s the video tutorial on how to do this:
*Note: the video above is part of a series on connecting ThriveCart to MemberPress but it works exactly the same way for this ClickFunnels integration so you can still follow it.
Here’s the text version of how to do this:
1 – Go to your WordPress site => Plugins => Search for “Application Passwords”.
2 – Install and Activate the plugin.
3 – Now while you’re logged into WordPress as an administrator, find the profile widget in the upper right-hand corner of your screen and click “Edit My Profile” (or go to Users => Administrators => Edit)you
4 – Scroll down to the Application Passwords section.
5 – In the provided field type in a “seed” password (it can be any password you want) and click “Add New”.
6 – You’ll now see a popup that gives you an application password to go along with the seed password you typed in.
Copy and save it in a safe place (you don’t need to save the seed password; only the newly generated application password).
First Zap – Create NEW Members and give them access
1 – Go to zapier.com and log into your account.
2 – Click “Create a Zap”.
3 – Search for “ClickFunnels”
4 – Select the “New Successful Purchase” action and click Save & Continue.
5 – Now follow the steps on this screen to Connect your ClickFunnels Account and click Continue.
6 – Name the newly connected account whatever you want and click Save & Continue.
7 – Select the funnel in which you’re selling your products.
8 – On the next screen click the test button to pull in data from the latest sale you’ve had. If you haven’t had any sales yet, don’t worry. Zapier will give you test data to work with. Click continue.
9 – Create a step in your zap and search for “filter”. Select the Filter trigger.
11 – Configure the filter step as follows:
# FOR PAYPAL #
A – Make sure you have your Paypal integration and buttons set up correctly in ClickFunnels and on your checkout pages.
B – Per the screenshot below, set the first field in the filter step to Products Cart Product ID
C – Set the next field to (Test) Exactly matches
D – And set the last field to the name you gave your product in Paypal when you created the button.
E – If you don’t remember what you named it, go to you funnel => settings => scroll all the way down to 3rd Party Membership Access and click to edit the product in question:
You’ll find the name in the Cart Product field:
# STRIPE #
A – If you’re using Stripe make sure you’ve correctly configured your Clickfunnels and Stripe integration.
B – Per the screenshot below, set the first field in the filter step to Products Name
C – Set the next field to (Test) Exactly matches
D – And set the last field to the name you gave your product in your order form funnel step under the Products settings, in the Name field.
*If you’re using another payment processor like Braintree the steps will be similar, but make sure to do a live payment so you can pull in order data from the correct fields. Because, as you can see in the screenshot above, Paypal and Stripe don’t use the same source field to populate the zap, which is why it’s always best to use real data instead of test data when creating zaps (especially complicated ones!)
12 – Create a new action step and search for “Formatter by Zapier”.
13 – Select Numbers from the options.
14 – On the next screen select Perform Math Operation and set it up like so:
Operation – Divide
First Input – Select the Product Amounts Fractional field from Step 1
Second Input – Click the + button to add this second input field and set the value to 100
The reason for this step is to transform the default price format that ClickFunnels spits out into a format that MemberPress interprets correctly. If the price of your product, for example, is $997 then ClickFunnels will show it as $99700.0.
If you leave this step out your MemberPress transaction will say $99700 and mess up your reporting (if you use it). Therefore we have to divide this number by 100 to get the real product price into MemberPress.
15 – Create a new action step and search for “Webhooks”.
Select Webhooks by Zapier.
16 – Select the POST action:
17 – On the next screen fill out the fields as follow:
URL: https://www.yoursite.com/wp-json/mp/v1/members (make sure to replace with your actual website URL)
Payload Type: JSON
For Data create the following 5 fields and use the corresponding data from your ClickFunnels test or live sale:
username – Use the buyer’s Contact Email from step 1 to populate this field
first_name – Use the buyer’s Contact First Name from step 1 to populate this field
last_name – Use the buyer’s Contact Last Name value from step 1 to populate this field
password – You can use any field whose value is going to be unique for each transaction and is always populated whether the checkout happens via Stripe or Paypal. In this case I’ll use the Contact Contact Profile Cf Uvid field:
(this works well because all we need for a password is a sufficiently random, sufficiently long and unique string of characters)
email – Use the buyer’s email address
*Don’t worry about the tax_desc field in the screenshot above, you can leave that out entirely.
18 – Scroll down to the Basic Auth section and enter the following info in this exact format:
VicDorfman|8qY1 UNcm rETl xv3p t3aU KMrk
You can see above that the format is the username (VicDorfman in my case) followed by a vertical pipe symbol ( | ) followed by the application password that you generated earlier.
Notice there are no spaces between the username, the pipe, and the application password. And you MUST use the username and NOT the email. You can use the email only if the username happens to be the email address as well.
19 – Proceed to the next step and send a test webhook.
20 – If the test succeeds go into MemberPress => Members and find the email address of the test user that should have just been created.
*If the test fails it’s probably because the user is already in the WordPress user database. Either delete the user (be careful or you might delete your admin access), or temporarily replace the username and email fields in step 17 with a random email address, send the test webhook, and then replace the fields as originally indicated. You need live data from this step to do the next steps, so don’t skip this!
21 – Create another action step in the zap and search for “Delay”. Select Delay by Zapier, select the “Delay For” action, and set the delay to 1 minute (to allow enough time for the member to be created).
22 – Create another action step in the zap. Again select the Webhook action but this time make sure it’s the GET type (not POST).
23 – For URL use the following address:
https://www.yoursite.com/wp-json/mp/v1/members
*Make sure to replace with the URL of your actual domain.
24 – Fill out the Query String Params section with one field, “search”.
And use the email address from the first step of the zap as the value.
25 – Scroll down to Basic Auth and enter the same authentication credentials as you did for the previous Webhook step.
26 – Click Continue and test the zap.
27 – Add a new action step, a webhook with POST type.
28 – For the URL enter:
https://www.yoursite.com/wp-json/mp/v1/transactions (replace with your domain)
Payload type should be set to JSON.
29 – Create the following fields:
status – set to complete
coupon – set to 0
created_at – use the created at value from the first step
amount – use the formatted number value from Step 3 (the number that you divided by 100)
member – populate with the member ID number from the previous webhook step
membership – go to MemberPress => Memberships and find the ID number of your membership (left-most column) and place here
gateway – set to manual
subscription – set to 0
*You do NOT need to define a subscription because ClickFunnels and your payment processor handle your billing anyway. You just need a transaction for the corresponding membership and your members will be able to get access. Also, don’t worry about some of the field values above saying “no data”. Once real orders come through the real data will get populated.
Sending your members a MemberPress welcome email
One problem with this integration method is that it doesn’t trigger MemberPress to send out a welcome email for new members like it would for a purchase made via its native checkout process.
So it becomes necessary to use Zapier for this as well.
I’m going to use Email by Zapier to do this but I recommend you use Gmail instead (you can select Gmail as an action step and connect your account to “send from” your Gmail address which looks more personalized and has a better chance of hitting the Primary inbox).
You can also use your email marketing application (e.g. Drip, ActiveCampaign, MailChimp, etc.) but it would require you to pass the password value to a custom field first and then set up an automation in your email app to send that password to your new members.
Finally, note that you do NOT have to do this step for recurring payments as those members already have working login details.
1 – Add a new action step and search for Email by Zapier
2 – The only option on the next step is Send outbound email so select that and click Save & Continue.
3 – Select the following options:
To – Select the email address from Step 1
Subject – Write the subject line of your welcome email (anything you want)
Body – You can write whatever you want here just make sure you include the login URL, the username (email address from step 1) and the password (Order ID from Step 1).
4 – I also recommend setting your From Name and “Reply To” email as below:
From Name – Your name or the name of your brand usually
Reply To – The email address messages should be sent to if somebody replies to this message
Second Zap – For Rebills (existing members)
This second zap will add transactions in MemberPress for recurring ClickFunnels payments and is even simpler to set up than the first zap. Note that this zap will also create the transactions for initial payments of existing WordPress users who are NEW buyers of this particular product.
1 – Go to zapier.com and log into your account.
2 – Click “Create a Zap”.
3 – Search for “ClickFunnels”
4 – Select the “New Successful Purchase” action and click Save & Continue.
5 – Now follow the steps on this screen to Connect your ClickFunnels Account and click Continue.
6 – Name the newly connected account whatever you want and click Save & Continue.
7 – Select the funnel in which you’re selling your products.
8 – On the next screen click the test button to pull in data from the latest sale you’ve had. If you haven’t had any sales yet, don’t worry. Zapier will give you test data to work with. Click continue.
9 – Create a step in your zap and search for “filter”. Select the Filter trigger.
11 – Configure the filter step as follows:
# FOR PAYPAL #
A – Make sure you have your Paypal integration and buttons set up correctly in ClickFunnels and on your checkout pages.
B – Per the screenshot below, set the first field in the filter step to Products Cart Product ID
C – Set the next field to (Test) Exactly matches
D – And set the last field to the name you gave your product in Paypal when you created the button.
E – If you don’t remember what you named it, go to you funnel => settings => scroll all the way down to 3rd Party Membership Access and click to edit the product in question:
You’ll find the name in the Cart Product field:
# STRIPE #
A – If you’re using Stripe make sure you’ve correctly configured your Clickfunnels and Stripe integration.
B – Per the screenshot below, set the first field in the filter step to Products Name
C – Set the next field to (Test) Exactly matches
D – And set the last field to the name you gave your product in your order form funnel step under the Products settings, in the Name field.
*If you’re using another payment processor like Braintree the steps will be similar, but make sure to do a live payment so you can pull in order data from the correct fields. Because, as you can see in the screenshot above, Paypal and Stripe don’t use the same source field to populate the zap, which is why it’s always best to use real data instead of test data when creating zaps (especially complicated ones!)
12 – Create a new action step and search for “Formatter by Zapier”.
13 – Select Numbers from the options.
14 – On the next screen select Perform Math Operation and set it up like so:
Operation – Divide
First Input – Select the Product Amounts Fractional field from Step 1
Second Input – Click the + button to add this second input field and set the value to 100
The reason for this step is to transform the default price format that ClickFunnels spits out into a format that MemberPress interprets correctly. If the price of your product, for example, is $997 then ClickFunnels will show it as $99700.0.
If you leave this step out your MemberPress transaction will say $99700 and mess up your reporting (if you use it). Therefore we have to divide this number by 100 to get the real product price into MemberPress.
15 – Create another action step in the zap. Select the Webhook action and make sure it’s the GET type (not POST).
16 – For URL use the following address:
https://www.yoursite.com/wp-json/mp/v1/members
*Make sure to replace with the URL of your actual domain.
17 – Fill out the Query String Params section with one field, “search”.
And use the email address from the first step of the zap as the value.
18 – Scroll down to Basic Auth and enter the same authentication credentials as you did for the previous Webhook step.
19 – Click Continue and test the zap.
20 – Add a new action step, a Webhook with POST type.
21 – For the URL enter:
https://www.yoursite.com/wp-json/mp/v1/transactions (replace with your domain)
Payload type should be set to JSON.
22 – Create the following fields:
status – set to complete
coupon – set to 0
created_at – use the created at value from the first step
amount – use the formatted number value from Step 3 (the number that you divided by 100)
member – populate with the member ID number from the previous webhook step
membership – go to MemberPress => Memberships and find the ID number of your membership (left-most column) and place here
gateway – set to manual
subscription – set to 0
Et Voilà! Your second zap is all set up and you should be good to take your funnel live.
Frequently Asked Questions
A: You’ll need to create TWO zaps for EACH MemberPress product as outlined in this tutorial. If, for example, you’re selling one single membership inside of MemberPress and you have a bunch of different products in ClickFunnels connecting to it, one pair of zaps can cover all of them since they all only need to interact with ONE product in MemberPress.
Q: Will ClickFunnels recognize rebills and push that data to my zap?
Yes. ClickFunnels will get notified for each recurring sale (including those made via the 3rd party Paypal buttons integration). This means that ClickFunnels can be your sole trigger app in Zapier and you don’t need to bother with setting up a Paypal / Stripe / etc. trigger app, which (trust me) is incredibly confusing!
Cancellations and failed payments don’t require any action on your part because MemberPress grants / denies access on the basis of a member’s transaction status in accordance with whatever terms you set up for your Membership product inside of MemberPress.
If your membership’s terms are for monthly access and a member misses a payment, he’ll continue to have access until the access end date for that transaction expires. If a new transaction covering the current date isn’t created, the member will no longer be able to access the content until that new transaction is made and marked COMPLETE in MemberPress.
So a cancelled member will continue to access his content until the latest transaction end date arrives. And a member with a failed payment will temporarily lose access until / unless they are able to make a successful payment again, which will result in a new transaction being created and their access being reinstated.
Related: How to manually create a transaction in MemberPress to extend access
Q: How does this process account for refunds?
I’m going to update this doc with a tutorial on setting this up for Stripe and Paypal.
In the meantime, note that for refunds you’ll need to set up an additional zap for each product that checks your payment processor for a Refund event and deletes the existing transaction in MemberPress. Unfortunately, ClickFunnels doesn’t have a refund event in their Zapier app so you have to go directly via the payment processor.
Do you have a video with this? You’re missing a few steps and it’s super hard to follow. Help!!
Hi Cathy, I’ve updated this entire tutorial and now it should be super easy to follow. Working on the video but the text should be clear enough that you can set up the zap. 🙂
Hey Cathy, I’m making a video as we speak! The tutorial above is an unedited braindump which was poorly transcribed from a video I did (which is probably pretty obvious).
But every integration is going to be a bit different based on the product type (recurring vs one-off), payment processor (Stripe, Paypal, Braintree, etc.), and email app (ActiveCampaign, Drip, etc.)
If you want to pop a message over into my contact form I’ll be happy to help you wrap up your own integration so you’re not waiting on me to publish the vid. 🙂
Best,
Vic
How can I get your attention ?
Would love to see this come to reality!
Hey Joey, I’ve updated this tutorial and made it much easier to follow. Should be workable now. 🙂
Hey Joey, thanks for following up on this. I’ve been crazy busy with servicing our MemberFix customers and haven’t had time to properly document this, shoot the video, etc. It’s on my (big) to do list and I’ll finish it up soon. 🙂 In the meantime if you need to have this set up for yourself, my team and I can do it for you via our MemberFix service (https://memberfix.rocks/memberfix).
Hold tight! 🙂
I keep getting an error on step 7
“The app returned “mp_db_create_error”. It looks like the server for your connected app is down or currently experiencing problems. Please check the app’s status page or contact support if there are no reported issues.”
Any idea what is causing this?
Hi Amit,
You’ll get that error if the user already exists in the WordPress user database. So try deleting that user, or manually populating the zap with the email address of a user who isn’t in there yet.
This is why we have 2 separate zaps: one to create new users, and one to extend existing users. 🙂
V
Hey Vic,
I deleted the user and tried to manually populate with a new email address but still getting the same error.
I have put screenshots of the step 7 of teh zap in case you want to see them. Thanks for your help!
https://ibb.co/BnGHLYq
https://ibb.co/K5HvLgz
https://ibb.co/n11GzZG
Hi Amit, it’s hard to diagnose the problem without basically going through and checking all of the steps of the tutorial from scratch. In my experience you’ve probably made some kind of mundane error.
Do you have the right API URL from memberpress in the Zap? The one for adding a new member and extending a member’s access are different.
I’d recommend going through and very carefully checking each step of the tutorial exactly as written. That’s precisely what I’d do. 🙂
Vic
Wow Vic, that’s quite the integration! Good stuff! ?
I would love to chat with you if you’re available for project work? We’re running into this situation with a client right now and don’t have time to do things you’ve outlined and need to hire this out.
Thanks!
Darren
Hi Darren,
Yes, we’re always available for helping you out with your tech via our MemberFix product. Also, I got your email and replied. 🙂
Very helpful article. Thank you! I am considering getting clickfunnels and point to the memberpress sales page URL. What problems will i face then since i won’t feed back conversion date back to clickfunnels.
Hi Gerald, Thanks for your comment! Yes, with the setup you’ve described you’d lose out on conversion data as ClickFunnels would be handling the top of the funnel (optins) and MemberPress would be handling the checkout. You could, of course, combine data from both in a spreadsheet. That’s not ideal but not a terrible trade off either. An alternative solution would be to build your front end marketing materials directly in WordPress to begin with. ClickFunnels is most powerful when you’re using it for the entire funnel including payment processing. But I find a lot of people use it simply… Read more »
Wow. This is simply an amazingly useful resource. I just assumed I could connect my ClickFunnels landing page through to creating a user account on my WP site. I would have struggled without this. Thanks again.
Hello Vic,
I’m having this 401 error in step 19 of the first Zap(New Members)
{“code”:”rest_forbidden”,”message”:”Sorry, you are not allowed to do that.”,”data”:{“status”:401}}
How do I resolve this? Can you advice?
I already have the Basic Auth from the Application Passwords plugin. I followed each step in the guide until I arrive at step 19. Which gave me that error. Can you point me to the right direction?
Hi Ed, thanks for your message!
Based on the error code it sounds like maybe the authentication isn’t working for some reason.
I can’t say what the problem might be without actually diving in and checking everything.
My process to troubleshoot this would be to basically go through and meticulously do all of the steps in order again.
Best,
Vic
Hello Vic,
Thank you for your quick response. Appreciate it!
Will follow your recommendation 🙂
I’ll let you know how it goes.
Warmest Regards,
Ed
Hello again Vic,
I redid the whole step including re-installing the Applications Passwords and generating a new Basic Auth. I still encounter the same error.
using url1:
(with www.)
https://www.members.bothendsofthelead.com.au/wp-json/mp/v1/members
Zap Error Screenshot:
?dl=0
using url2:
(without www)
https://members.bothendsofthelead.com.au/wp-json/mp/v1/members
Zap Error Screenshot:
?dl=0
401 Error:
?dl=0
Hi Ed,
My first thought is that it’s a server-level or application level (WordPress) security measure that’s preventing the call from Zapier. Do you have any security plugins installed (WordFence, Sucuri, iThemes, etc.)? If not, your hosting company may have a server level config that’s preventing this from working so please check with them.
V
Thank you vic,
That’s the same response when I tried to contact Zapier support about the matter. In any way, we are thinking/looking for professional help on the matter. Would you be interested to handle 2 clickfunnels courses integration with full video documentation for us to apply on the remaining courses?
Cheers!
Ed
Sure Ed, I’d be delighted to assist via our MemberFix service (https://memberfix.rocks/memberfix).
Hi Vic Dorfman. We follow your steps but in this part where we can add zap Webhook and set to post with URL https://www.yoursite.com/wp-json/mp/v1/transactions before creating the EMAIL BY ZAPIER, I think there is a lacking instruction here, as there is no instruction adding the Basic Auth. By the way what Basic Auth we have to add? Do we need to create new Password or leave the Basic Auth blank? because when we leave it blank it has errors which is below when we tested it: The app returned “Sorry, you are not allowed to do that.”. Try reconnecting your… Read more »
Hi Frezier, thanks for your comment! I can see that you’re referencing the same domain as Ed Nini above so I assume you’re collaborating on the project together. A few things: 1 – I covered the Basic Auth instruction in step 18. I also go through the Application Passwords procedure (including video) in a similar tutorial here: https://memberfix.rocks/integrate-thrivecart-memberpress-zapier/#WordPress_Authentication_using_Application_Passwords 2. The second error you’re getting “mp_db_create_error” happens when you try to create a WordPress user that already exists. So you’d need to delete your test user from WordPress in order for the Zap to not throw this error. 3. 500 Internal… Read more »
Hi Vic Dorfman, Yes, you are right we are collaborating with Ed about this issue but the issue he raised was already fixed. I find out the solution on that where I use this snippet of code RewriteRule .* – [E=REMOTE_USER:%{HTTP:Authorization}] added to the htaccess and it works perfectly. The question I am referring to is in this part of your tutorial here https://nimb.ws/1V9Nu7 where there is no further instruction for Basic Auth and testing. It went directly to Email by Zapier. Are you saying that I will still use the previous Basic Auth that I used in step 3… Read more »
Hi Vic Dorfman,
Yes, We collaborated with Ed to this project and I find the solution on Eds error referencing Step 4. and we are now in step 7 which I tried to delete the Member that I used earlier but the same error result came up. So I decided to continue the steps and skip the testing and go through the Email by Zapier. But I have a question though on the part here https://nimb.ws/UF3m9f. Where can I grab the password to add on the screenshot I showed you?
Thanks
Frezier
Hi Frezier,
1. You can use any random string for the password. I usually pull in one of the values from a previous step so long as it’s a random alphanumeric value and unique to each user.
2. Regarding the authentication, please check this video I made for a similar integration with MemberPress and ThriveCart; it will walk you through the entire Zapier setup. 🙂
https://youtu.be/4NtUHJYCdqo
V
Hi Vic, It’s me Ed. Thank you for your responsiveness. I continued the integration. With Frez help fixing the forbidden access 401 issue, I was able to complete the first zap including the final step: Sending the welcome Email with the autogenerated Login Credentials using buyer data in Clickfunnels via Email by Zapier. We wish this email to be sent using Active Campaign instead of Email by Zapier. Can you elaborate on this instruction: “You can also use your email marketing application (e.g. Drip, ActiveCampaign, MailChimp, etc.) but it would require you to pass the password value to a custom… Read more »
Hi Ed, If you want to use ActiveCampaign to send the email then you’d need to do the following: 1 – Add an action step (ActiveCampaign) that creates / updates that user in ActiveCampaign and pushes the password to their AC contact record in a custom field called password. You can create this field in advance or Zapier will create it on the fly the first time it fires. 2 – Add another action step (3 minute delay). This ensures the contact is created or updated and that the password value gets populated before you send out the welcome email.… Read more »
Hello Vic,
Man! You’re amazing,
Thanks a lot!
We’ll follow your recommended steps after the email template is finished.
We’re very grateful.
Thank you,
Ed
Hello again vic,
Quick one,
Can I use the same Basic Auth for all the courses in the same Membership site?
Or does each integration call for a new Basic Auth generated from the application password?
Thanks!
Hi Ed, you can use the same one.
Thank you. I thought so too. You’re amazing vic! 🙂
Hello Vic,
The first course funnel integration is working!
Thanks a lot!
However, I do encounter another issue for another other course in which,
in the Same funnel there are 2 products,
how can I extract the individual product prices?
Kindly take a look at these screenshots:
?dl=0
?dl=0
Hope this is not asking too much but It would be great if you could guide us in this too.
Thank you,
Ed
Hi Ed,
I’m not sure why you aren’t able to to apply the filter step correctly. Should work fine.
V
Hey Vic,
What about Recurring Membership Terms?
They are automatically on a memberpress recurring subscription right?
How do you handle this?
I notice in the steps above that
subscription – set to 0?
Shouldn’t it be subscription set to the subscription id for that membership?
For a Stripe setup in this integration, does a successful rebill for a recurring membership
automatically create a Memberpress transaction for that user?
Would be great if you could give your thoughts on this.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Ed
Hey Vic. Great stuff. Can the user manage their access/cancel through their WP/MemberPress access or does that have to be done through their Clickfunnel purchase?
Hi Vincent,
It would have to be done through ClickFunnels.
On Step 12, Instead of using “Product Amounts Fractional ” you can use “Original Amout Cents” . The first option kept on returning 0 or 100, not the price in cents.
Just a heads up for anyone else with this issue.
Hi! May I know if you encounter any error on zapier?
Hi! I’ve followed all the steps and it’s working well. I can see that is it working but there’s a time where I encountered error on step 6 which adds the transaction to the member. The error is The app returned “user_id () must be a valid number”. Seems like it pulling out an invalid member id (#######_id) which it should just be an integer. Also, I’m seeing that there are 2 transactions being added where it should only be one. What can I do to fix and not encounter this?
It’s hard to troubleshoot without actually looking at how you set up your zap. If you want some help shoot me an email through our contact form. 🙂
https://memberfix.rocks/contact
I did the exact thing you’ve done.