Use case: I use separate billing for my Skool group for those that sign up with me as a paying affiliate of another software. Example 1 is currently, possible, but Example 2 currently is not. Example 1: Customer pays as an affiliate -> send webhook -> add to group Example 2: Customer cancels as an affiliate -> send webhook -> remove from group It would be awesome to have a 'Remove from Group' Zapier action so that I could automate the removal of cancelled subscribers without manually having to track them down via other software/Skool
Hey everyone, I came up with a decent short term solution, check this out: https://www.skool.com/community/heres-how-to-auto-remove-non-paying-skool-members-with-separate-billing?p=9e3041e7
Wanted to share a workaround fix for people using separate billing for their Skool Groups. For example: Let's say you use stripe to bill members for your monthly subscription, but you don't want to have to manually cross reference paying/non-paying members in Skool to make sure the correct people have access. Maybe you charge a setup fee, or are an affiliate for other softwares which grant people access to your stuff so not everyone pays directly via Skool. Step 1: I created a course inside my paid community (which has only certain members have access) permissions called 'Subscription Failed' Step 2: Build a Zapier Workflow to trigger on the failed payment and use the action 'Unlock Course' for people when their payment fails, then select your 'Subscription Failed Course'. The course can also be a short video tutorial showing people how to gain access again. Step 3: In the members tab, you can filter by only the people who have access to the 'Subscription Failed Course' and simply remove them! I have been thinking about this for quite a while and think this is a decent short term solution that way it'll save me a lot of time cross-referencing my list and who is on Skool My main revenue stream is being an affiliate for another software so people get access to the community as long as they keep their subscription active
Hey Skool team, are there any plans for when DM's are turned off, that it will stop people's ability to DM you if they are in the same group, even if they've already started a DM Conversation with you?
@Jeff Bliss So this blocks the person from being able to DM you, but will you be able to see their posts/etc? I still want to see their content within my group, however I want to make the default posting in the community, and not DMing me directly
I realized I am WAY too engaged with the community and attacking those red notifications with a vigor 😂. Part of this was good (I was engaged with my members) but part of it was distracting me from building my course & modules (things that those members paid for)! While the notifications were distracting... It does help me a ton being inside of Skool and particularly inside of my Classroom as that helps me visualize what is missing from the course and what should be added. Sometimes if I just stay inside of my classroom and keep looking at it... All of a sudden I can visualize what new modules / lessons need to be added. So, being a developer that I am... I decided to do something about it haha. I now get the benefits of Skool in a distraction free format 😂. ... And when I want to bring back the notifications... I can easily do it with a click of a button. (watch the gif below to see it in action) -Qazi