In this article we’ll explore what the module release is and how it’s used inside an offering. What is the module release? The module release offers you the ability to drip offering content quickly and easily from inside your AccessAlly site. How does the module release work? The module release […]

[…] wizard. After the AccessAlly components are fully set up, it’s time to move into your CRM to create the corresponding automation.  2 Set up your release automation To get started building out your release automation, click on the guide that pertains to your specific CRM. ActiveCampaign Automation Guide ConvertKit Automation Guide […]

[…] if you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like ThriveCart, SamCart, WooCommerce, etc. Not using ActiveCampaign? Check out the other CRM automations here. ActiveCampaign Release Automation Steps This workflow is used to automatically create users on the WordPress membership site and give access to the appropriate content when a customer […]

[…] you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like ThriveCart, SamCart, WooCommerce, etc. Not using Drip? Check out the other CRM automations here. Dripped Course Release Automation Steps This work flow is used to automatically create users on the WordPress membership site and give access to the appropriate content when a […]

[…] WordPress pages, you get to decide how “deep” the course goes). Rather, the focus is on the access permission tags, and whether you want to release all course content at once, or “drip” it out slowly over time. With this in mind, you’ll be moving your courses into one of […]

[…] automation is optional if you’re using AccessAlly’s order forms and drip automation, but it is a great way to control exactly when new content is released and to send emails at the same time. It’s also necessary if you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like ThriveCart, SamCart, WooCommerce, […]

[…] since it will tell you exactly which tags and webhooks you need (they change depending on what course you are trying to automate). Dripped Course Release Automation Steps This workflow is used to automatically create users on the WordPress membership site and give access to the appropriate content when a customer […]

[…] automation is optional if you’re using AccessAlly’s order forms and drip automation, but it is a great way to control exactly when new content is released and to send emails at the same time. It’s also necessary if you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like Infusionsoft order forms, […]

[…] start the course on a specific date instead of based on when they purchase. In this case, you will want to turn off the “drip release” inside AccessAlly and use your CRM’s automation functionality to release each module. So your modules may look like this: Drip Automation Setup Inside Your […]

[…] automation is optional if you’re using AccessAlly’s order forms and drip automation, but it is a great way to control exactly when new content is released and to send emails at the same time. It’s also necessary if you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like Ontraforms, ThriveCart, SamCart, […]