Member roles in the discord server will be mapped with WordPress role during Single Sign-On (SSO). So whenever a user logs into the WordPress site using their Discord login credentials, user roles will be fetched from the discord server and mapped to the WordPress user role. For Example, Suppose a Discord user logging into your site is already a member of your Discord Server, having specific roles (which differentiate the members having access to different private channels on your server). In that case, you can assign him WordPress roles (subscriber, contributor, author) or custom roles created with some third-party plugin based on his roles on your Discord Server. This feature is accessible on all higher versions of the WordPress Discord Integration plugin, starting with the standard plan.

User roles from your WordPress site will be mapped to member roles in your Discord server during specific events in WordPress. One such event is when a user role is updated on your WordPress site, the same role will reflect in your Discord server. For Example, You can show a link to ‘Join the discord server’ on your WordPress site, and when a user clicks on this link, he will become a member of your discord server. Suppose you change the role of a subscriber to a contributor on your WordPress. In that case, this role change will be synced immediately on the Discord Server with assigning a contributor-specific role to the user. We can also update roles in the Discord server based on your requirements and different WordPress events specified by you. This use case will need customization to handle the different scenarios mentioned by you.

Perform various operations like Add, Delete and Update members in your Discord server based on a specific event in WordPress. This use case needs customization as the action needs to be invoked on a specific event to your WordPress site. For Example, A discord user is logging into your WordPress site through SSO and is not a member of your Discord server. You can add this user to your Discord Server immediately. On the other hand, you can restrict the user from logging into your WordPress site if he is not already present on your Discord server.

If you provide subscription-based services on your WordPress site, you can assign the roles to the members in your Discord server based on that subscription level purchased. The roles would, in turn, allow you to provide users with access to specific channels. The WordPress site's subscription is generally managed using various plugins like PaidMembership Pro, WooCommerce Subscriptions, Memberpress, MemberMouse, Whitelist Member, etc. So, we need to handle events specific to these plugins. For example, consider selling four memberships (Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver) on your WordPress site using any subscription plugins mentioned above. When a user purchases a Platinum membership, you want him to have access to all the private channels on your Discord Server. But the members who have purchased lower membership have access to limited channels. We can handle this case by assigning members with the roles in Discord which would take care of channel-specific access. Also, if a WordPress user is not already added to your discord server, we can provide him an option to join your Server. Please check our premium and enterprise plans if your subscription plugin is already supported otherwise, contact us at oauthsupport@xecurify.com.