So there are some cases where you don't need to use the magic link to get someone to sign up.
So let's say you have someone subscribing on another funnel or they're subscribing through Stripe.
Once they're completed, we want to get them into the group automatically.
And this is something that you can use Zapier for.
And so it's possible to take an action from a number of apps that Zapier integrates with,
and when that action is performed, it can actually add someone to a group inside of Tribe.
So let me show you how to set that up.
So you can head over to Zapier here, and I'm going to go to the top here and just choose...
Let's just do Stripe.
So let's say when someone checks out, I want to...
And you can search for Tribe Social here, and you'll see Tribe right there.
And you can do things like this.
If someone is a new...
There's a new subscription, for example.
Like someone's signing up, they're going to start paying $10 a month.
So now we want to give them access to something in Tribe.
So what we're going to do is once someone signs up for a new subscription,
we're going to actually create a user here.
And when we create the user, we're also going to put them into a specific group.
So let's go ahead and set this up.
We'll hit Try.
So here I have connected it to my Stripe account,
and the event I've selected here is New Subscription.
And you can connect a number of different options here that best fit your need.
So I'm going to say when someone subscribes to a new subscription,
I want them to go to a new group, so I'm going to hit Continue.
And we can run through some test data here.
So it'll pull some samples of recent subscriptions.
And then we'll go on to Continue.
And the next thing we want to do is actually add it to our Tribe social platform.
So here we're going to go ahead and create a brand new account.
I've got a few connected here, but I'm going to click down here at the bottom.
I'm going to click Create New Account.
And that is going to bring up a pop-up that looks like this.
And all we have to do here is simply put in our email address,
password that we would normally use to sign into Tribe,
and then also our domain.
So it's going to look something like this.
I'm going to put my demo here.
I'm going to put my password in.
And then the URL is going to be for this domain here.
So you can see it's members.tribesocial.io.
This is going to be whatever your option is for your platform.
So I'll drop it in here.
And I'm just going to put the domain just like that.
So if your Tribe domain is something else, you want to put something else.
You do not want to use this unless you want to send people into our platform,
which is not what you want to do.
So you want to choose your actual domain for your Tribe site.
So if you have any questions on that, you can always reach out to us
if you don't know what that is.
I'm going to click Yes, Continue Tribe Social.
And now I've connected this account.
I'm going to click Continue.
And now I can actually match up this data.
So I want to say this is the name that will be entered in Tribe.
So I'm going to go here and say I want the customer's name right there.
The email, I'm going to choose the customer's email.
The account level, you can actually set someone to basic, free, or premium.
If you leave this blank, then it'll just leave whatever existing access level
was there before.
So this is helpful if you've got people that have been around for a while.
Maybe they've been in different programs.
You can just ignore this account level for now and just leave it blank,
and it will not override that.
And now for the group ID, we need to go back into Tribe,
over to our dashboard,
over to Groups.
And you'll see, let's say I want to have people go to this intro to Tribe here.
211 is the ID, so 211 right here.
So I'll just add that here to this, 211.
And you can have multiple group IDs here,
but we recommend just using the one there.
Hit Continue.
And now it's going to confirm all of the options here,
so I'm going to put them in Group 211.
There's an email, there's the name, and I'm going to test the action.
And there it is published.
And so name is a required field,
so you do want to have that captured somewhere.
So for this example, I'm just going to use the email address as the name.
If I go over to my dashboard and go to Users,
you will see that a few seconds ago from that test event,
I have created this new user in my dashboard.
And they've been added to the tribe social group here.
So that is a very seamless experience for the users.
Essentially, they paid on Stripe and instantly they were pre registered into tribe and they
were already added to that group.
So the thing that they don't have at this point is their email sets, but on their first
sign in, tribal prompt them to create a password.
So they're going to go to your domain, they'll sign in, it'll prompt them for a password.
And when they sign in, they're going to already have access to their group.
So of course, a lot of this is all dependent on the email address.
If they pay with one email address in Stripe, for example, they do have to use that exact
same email address when they sign in to the platform.
But that that's how simple it is.
So you know, there's a lot of things you could stack here, of course, so let's say someone
signs up for Stripe, best practices would, of course, be to, you know, send them some
sort of welcome email to tell them where to go, you know, how to create their password,
things like that.
You can do all of that from your own CRM, if it's active campaign, keep, HubSpot, whatever
you're using.
And then from there, you can kick them back into the tribe platform to access their content.
So if you have any questions on any of that, help at tribe social.io, we'd love to help