WP Fusion - User Roles Addon

Keeping site permissions and marketing data matched by hand is slow and easy to get wrong. A member gets upgraded on your site, but their CRM record still carries the old tags. Or a tag changes in the CRM and nobody updates the role. This addon removes that gap by tying roles and tags together so one follows the other.

You can set a user role to apply tags, or set up a linked tag so the connection runs both ways. Changes to a role add or remove tags, and changes to a tag can update the role. It works with the CRMs supported by WP Fusion and needs no code, so marketers and developers can both set it up and decide who gets access to what.

Features

• Two-way role and tag sync: Set up a linked tag so the tag and role connection runs in both directions. A CRM tag change can update the WordPress role, and a role change updates the tags.
• Roles that apply tags: Choose a user role to add CRM tags whenever a user receives that role. Tags can also be removed when the role changes, which cuts down manual tag management.
• One-way or bidirectional setup: Pick the direction that fits your workflow. You can let roles drive tags only, or link the two so each side keeps the other current.
• Automated access control: Decide who gets access to content, memberships or features by letting synced roles and tags handle the assignments instead of changing permissions one user at a time.
• No coding required: Link roles and tags through settings. Marketers and developers can build the connection without writing any code.
• Works with WP Fusion CRMs: The addon runs alongside WP Fusion and works with the CRM platforms that WP Fusion supports, so roles can map to tags in the system you already use.
• Role-based marketing segments: Because roles can apply tags, you can build segments in your CRM from user roles and use them for targeted email campaigns and outreach.
• Multi-role support: Multiple roles per user are handled when you use User Role Editor, so users who hold more than one role can still have their tags kept in sync.

Best for

• Membership sites that tie access levels to CRM tags
• Store owners syncing customer roles with marketing segments
• Agencies building role-based automations for client sites