[John Adams]

I don’t see the update.

[John Adams]

AAM

[John Adams]

I’d use Multi-Site with WooMultiSite.

Make your marketplace site the one with WCFM, and the other, the WooCommerce (synced from marketplace via WooMultisite) site. You can pick whichever one you want as the main. And you can set up your own domain per domain and have separate or combined access. But remember, integrating tools from one site to another might be tricky. You’re heading into Webhooks, API, and dev territory.

[John Adams]

I use one license for a test server, and the other for production.

The way WCFM works, is the master seller is always the admin, or woocommerce > add products. You can always make your own vendors account that has your label, and give it the full capabilities.

Reason why I am directing you towards that route, is the fact that you’re going to face a lot of integration challenges, and it’s not really a viable option. Another route, would be some sort of plugin that can sync all of your products together, like WooMultisite.

[John Adams]

I’ve figured out how to use the role.

I use memberships and subscriptions, Ultimate Member, and YITH Automatic Role switcher – and they seem to do everything I need. Appreciate the help.

[John Adams]

Same issue here.

[John Adams]

Is there a way to manually do it through code?
Kind of need this myself.

[John Adams]

So when they become a “Store Vendor”, does that give them full access? Or the first available membership role that I have active?

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