- Product Types
- Prices Types
- Adding Products
- One Time Pricing
- Subscription Pricing
- Subscription Trials Setup
- Installment Pricing
- Donation / Pay What You Want
- Inventory Management
- Product Variants
- Variant Images
- Digital Downloads
- Change Product Availability
- Template Customization
- Product Collections
- First-Time Payment Discounts
- Manage Product Access
- Create Product With Free Trials
- Charge Set Up Fee on Trials
- Product List
- Product Pages
- Create Product Page in Elementor
- Custom Buy Links
- Product SEO
- Change Permalinks
- Custom Fields
- Test Mode
- Make Test Payments
- Edit & Customize Form
- Change Form Template
- Delete SureCart Forms
- Custom Checkout Form
- Add New Checkout Form
- Checkout Form With Gutenberg
- Checkout Form in Elementor
- Custom Thank You Page
- Create Donation Form
- Customize Confirmation Popup
- Include Coupons in URLs
- Pre-Fill Checkout Fields
- Change Checkout Texts
- Password Field in Checkout
- Default Country Code
- Add Terms to Checkout
- Conditional Block Checkouts
- Remove Coupon Field
- Hide Quantity Option
- Disable Quantity Editing
- Disable Item Removal
- Country Specific Purchases
- Update Store Details
- Dark Mode
- Orders & Receipts
- Menu & Slide-out Cart
- Manage Slide-out Cart
- Customers Section Overview
- Create Customer
- Delete Customer
- Update Customer Details
- Edit Invoice Details
- Create Shipping Profiles
- Manage Shipping
- Disable Payment Processor
- Manage Store Notifications
- Manage PayPal Branding
- How to transfer a store to a new organization and assign a license.
- How to Download SureCart Purchase Invoice
- Fix View Order Button
- Fix Express Payment Buttons
- How To Stop Sending WooCommerce Notifications via SureCart?
- Fix PayPal Test Connection
- Fix Sign-In Loop
- Fix Order Confirmation Redirect
- Fix Divi Bullet Point Issue
- Fix Customer Dashboard
- Fix JSON Response Error
- Failed Payment Behavior
- Fix Stripe Zip Code Error
- Fix "Product Can’t Be Blank"
- Troubleshooting Guide
- PayPal IPN Warning Emails
- Caching Configuration for SureCart
- Why iDEAL Might Not Appear in Your CheckoutÂ
- Compatibility Guide
Manually Sync Your WordPress Users With SureCart
In this guide, we’ll show you how to sync your SureCart customers to WordPress.
This step is pretty important, especially if you’re switching from another platform or doing things in a more complex manner.
If you’ve recently imported customers or subscriptions (via CSV) to your SureCart account and want them to be synced to your WordPress site, then you can simply follow the steps in this doc.
Let’s dive in!
Why Do You Need to Sync The Customers?
SureCart is a headless e-commerce platform, which means that customer information and all other SureCart data aren’t stored within WordPress, but rather in the SureCart platform.
This has major advantages:
- Your WordPress site remains unaffected by e-commerce functionality, ensuring there’s no slowdown.
- When we save your data in the SureCart cloud instead of your WordPress database, your checkout pages, product pages, and other parts of your website will load faster.
- You don’t need to worry about backups of your e-commerce data.
- Migrating from one WordPress install to another is much easier and faster.
- There’s no requirement to upscale your server or invest in a pricier hosting plan.
Since the data resides in the SureCart database, we need to establish a connection between SureCart and your WordPress site.
This allows us to execute certain actions, such as integrating with third-party apps like LearnDash, LifterLMS, TutorLMS, and others.
To achieve this, you need to make sure that your customers in the SureCart cloud are registered as users on your WordPress site with appropriate user roles.
Please note: To synchronize purchases, importing a subscription is necessary. Currently, we don’t import past orders. This association is needed for third-party apps like the ones we mentioned above.
For instance, consider a scenario: You possess a customer from a different platform, such as WooCommerce, and you’ve successfully imported them into SureCart. This particular customer has acquired a subscription for a course in LearnDash.
Now, to ensure that the user’s experience remains seamless, following the migration to SureCart, you must execute the synchronization process. This synchronization activates their access to the course, enabling uninterrupted learning.
How To Manually Sync SureCart Customers as WordPress
Make sure that you already imported the customers and subscriptions before following our step-by-step instructions below.
Just to check, go to one of the imported customers and look in the WordPress User section. You will see there are no users connected to this SureCart customer. But by syncing customers with WordPress users, you can assign a user role to multiple customers at once.
- Go to Settings then Advanced menu.
- In the advanced screen, look for the Syncing section and click on the Sync Customers button.
- In the Customers Sync Popup, you can sync WordPress users and/or run purchase action. You can check the toggle that applies to your scenario. After that, click on the Start Sync button.
- A notice will inform that the sync process will start in the background.
Congratulations!
You just synced all your SureCart customers with WordPress. You can go back to the same customer and check that now you have a WordPress User linked with SureCart Customer.
Syncing SureCart customers with WordPress is vital to connect the two SureCart cloud and your WordPress site smoothly. SureCart stores data in the cloud, and syncing links this data with your WordPress site.
By following our guide, you can easily link SureCart and WordPress, benefiting both you and your customers.
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