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Posted: Thursday Mar 14th, 2013 at 6:05 pm #44651 | |
I have spent several hours today reading through your documentation and watching many of the tutorial videos offered. I am very interested in utilizing S2 Member (and WordPress) however coming from a different CMS (Joomla!) and membership component (OSE Membership) there are a few questions I’m hoping you can address. 1) REDEMPTION CODES – A custom addon we had the team at OSE develop for us has become paramount to our business. This is basically a redemption key system in which we can very quickly generate X unique keycodes for a particular membership type/plan and then distribute (CSV or physical printed cards) for purchase orders from companies and institutions. The keycodes are redeemed through a specific page/module at which time the users account is setup with the appropriate access and appropriate term (EOT) based on the redemption date. I do not believe such capabilities currently exist but as mentioned are necessary for our business. Is this something you (or recommended WP/S2Member developers) could develop for a fee? 2) PAYPAL PROFILE MIGRATION – Coming from an existing system we have both a large number of existing free/past members that need to be imported into the system. I believe there are scripts and plugins to assist in migrating this type of data and it should be relatively straight forward once we’ve mapped the appropriate fields for user data and membership plans – My question has to do more with recurring billing profile transfer. We currently use PayPal Pro and would almost certainly continue to use it after migrating to WP/S2Member – we just don’t want to lose current paying members in the transition. Would it be possible to migrate user data as well as PayPal Pro profile data to your system? In other words could we simply add the current paid account’s PayPal profile IDs to their profile within S2 and have all continuing/future payments appropriately update their term dates? 3) ANALYTICS – We like to see, for business tracking reasons, a basic breakdown of daily/monthly/defined-term accounts created vs EOTs so we can track attrition and growth with basic projections. We also appreciate performance indicators such as average lifetime value of customers and basic breakdowns of billing plan popularity. I don’t see much mentioned currently regarding these types of analytics on your website. Do you currently offer or plan to include any such capabilities? Sorry for the long winded questions. They simply denote my high level of interest in your product. |