The Create Member webhook let’s you trigger the creation of a member account in WordPress from HighLevel.
No passwords are stored in plaintext or in the CRM. Instead, use [memb_request_magic_link] to let them sign in initially without a password.
Create Member Webhook:
https://YOURSITE.com/?operation=create_member&membauth=YOUR_AUTH_KEY
The webhook URL example above needs two things changed.
- YOURSITE – this should be replaced with the domain of your membership site where Memberium is installed.
- YOUR_AUTH_KEY – this should be replaced with one of your webhook secret keys set in Memberium settings.
You will also see an example webhook URL once you enter your auth/secret key.
Sending the Webhook from HighLevel
Now that you have your webhook URL, all that’s left to do is actually add it to your HighLevel automation.
Usually, you would trigger this webhook when a new member signs up. Whether that be through an order form, landing page, or a form. If you already have a member welcome automation, you can add the webhook to that existing automation.
In your HighLevel automation, add the “Webhook” action.
You can name the action “Memberium Create Member” or something similar.
For the “Method” choose “POST”.
In the URL box, paste in your webhook you got earlier.
Then save the action and publish your automation.
Testing the Webhook & Automation
Now that you’ve set the webhook in your automation, make sure to test everything.
An easy way is to simply create a new contact in HighLevel and then add them to the automation manually.
Then check to see if the member was created in WordPress.
How to Let Members Log In for the First Time
In order to let members log in for the first time, you will need to use Magic Links. Please click here for a full guide on using Magic Links.
