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Frequently Asked Questions about Mighty Networks + ThriveCart integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Mighty Networks and ThriveCart
Can I use Mighty Networks and ThriveCart integration to automatically add new members to my network when they make a purchase?
Yes, you can set up an automation where a new member is added to your Mighty Networks community whenever a purchase is completed on ThriveCart. You'll need to configure ThriveCart as the trigger for the purchase event and Mighty Networks as the action where the user is added.
Is it possible to remove access from Mighty Networks if a subscription payment fails in ThriveCart?
Absolutely, you can configure this scenario by setting up a trigger in ThriveCart for failed payments, connected to an action in Mighty Networks that removes or restricts access for that user.
How do I track which members join Mighty Networks through purchases on ThriveCart?
You can track these members by setting up an automation that tags or adds them to a specific group within Mighty Networks based on their purchase information from ThriveCart. This involves setting specific triggers and actions associated with tagging or grouping.
What happens if the email used in ThriveCart does not match any existing member email in our Mighty Networks community?
When the emails don’t match, our system will typically create a new user account in Mighty Networks using the email received from ThriveCart. Ensure consistency in email addresses across platforms for seamless integration.
Do I need any coding skills to set up the integration between Mighty Networks and ThriveCart?
No coding skills are required. Our platform offers easy-to-use interfaces where you define triggers (like purchases) and actions (like adding members) without needing to write code.
Can I send customized welcome messages through other apps once someone joins via this integration?
Yes, after someone joins your network through this integration, you can use additional actions within our platform to send custom welcome emails through third-party apps like Mailchimp or Gmail. You set these up by triggering an email action post-membership addition.
What should I do if my automation between ThriveCart and Mighty Networks fails?
If issues arise with your automations, check the connection status between both services first. Make sure that all necessary permissions are granted and the triggers/actions are correctly configured. Consulting our troubleshooting guide might provide additional insights.
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