[…] Forms Create two order forms within the same Offering, or in different Offerings if you want to nest one Offering within another or create additional content for one. Click on the Edit form icon and under Automation add the bonus or add-on Offering. Or if you are creating the two […]

[…] and then click the dropdown and select your previously created note. Step 3: Add the objective and note to the page Scroll up to the content area of the page and click on the AccessAlly shortcode adder and add the objective and the note to the page. Then publish the […]

[…] membership site pages are password protected and do not need to be optimized/indexed for Google search results, but may still affect the visibility of your content negatively if it is built on the same domain. Step 3: Install WordPress on the Subdomain This is where a 1-click install for WordPress […]

[…] need that info to be passed onto your CRM + AccessAlly, so the two systems can communicate and give the user access to the correct content on your site. The flow should run as follows: Step 1: User Makes Purchase This all happens inside your ClickFunnels account. Step 2: ClickFunnels […]

[…] etc.) can be embedded within a regular WordPress post or page, you can use AccessAlly’s page permission tags to control who has access to the content. If the plugin offers a sales/checkout functionality (i.e. allows users to purchase tickets via PayPal), this can NOT be integrated with AccessAlly’s order forms. […]

[…] Server From least to greatest, here is a list of how each operation instigated by AccessAlly will affect your server: 1. Local page access (visiting content pages, logging in): these requests are 100% handled by the web server/hosting provider. If you are seeing an excessive server errors, then the server […]

[…] WordPress, each of the subscribing members are given a unique username and password. They use these credentials to login to WordPress and access the protected content on the site. The AccessAlly plugin includes a login shortcode that will change the default login page for WordPress to the page of your […]

[…] the team member dashboard you’ll need a Team Offering created in AccessAlly. Where is the Team Center Welcome Page? You’ll find this page in the content tab of your team offering under the Team Student Welcome Pages section. Creating the Team Member Dashboard Here is an example of what a […]

[…] settings In this section you can change the private note email subject line site members see in their inbox. You can also edit the email content if desired. Step 5: Reply to the private notes You can reply to private notes by clicking on the link in your notification email […]

[…] your email marketing automation platform to create evergreen, dripped, and live courses and memberships. Automation Guide Tags Find out how tags control permissions and dripped content. Tag Guide Webhooks Learn how CRMs talk to AccessAlly to update contacts. Webhook Guide Selling Your Content AccessAlly comes with a built-in payment system […]