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Monetize your WordPress site by automating MemberPress to instantly add new members to your CRM or trigger personalized welcome campaigns. Use our workflow automation to sync transaction data with your accounting software or create support tickets when a subscription is canceled. Register now to build your first automated subscriber pipeline.
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Integrate MemberPress with Make to automate your WordPress site monetization. Configure MemberPress as a trigger to initiate workflows when events occur, such as a new member completing signup, a member's account being updated, a subscription being created or canceled, or a transaction completing. Conversely, use Make to perform actions within MemberPress, enabling you to create, update, or delete members, memberships, subscriptions, and coupons.
Cancels a subscription specified by ID.
Creates a new coupon.
Creates a new member.
Creates a new membership.
Creates a new subscription.
Creates a new transaction.
Deletes a coupon specified by ID.
Deletes a member specified by ID.
Deletes a membership specified by ID.
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Mapping links the modules in your scenario. When you map an item, you connect the data retrieved by one module to another module to perform the desired action. For example, you can map email addresses and subject lines to create a spreadsheet using this data.
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