Paid Memberships Pro Membership Mapping

• miniOrange Paid Memberships Pro Integrator allows you to assign membership levels to your users based on their groups in your Identity Provider.
• For example, you have two Paid Memberships Pro membership levels - PMLevel1 and PMLevel2, and two user groups in your IDP - group1 and group2. Using WordPress Paid Memberships Pro Integrator, you would be able to assign users of group1 to PMLevel1 when they perform SSO into your Paid Memberships Pro site. Similarly, users of group2 can be assigned PMLevel2.
• User Group Sync: Membership levels in Paid Memberships Pro would be updated based on the user’s IDP group every time the user performs SSO, allowing you to maintain consistency in user information and secure access to your site.
• Default Membership Assignment: If a user from unmapped groups in your IDP SSOs into Paid Memberships Pro site, that user will be automatically assigned a default PMLevel.
• Multiple Role Assignment: You can assign one PMLevel to users from multiple roles in their IDP.

Multiple IDP Support

• miniOrange Paid Memberships Pro Integrator supports multiple IDPs, which means you can configure PMLevels based on the user's IDP group, for each IDP individually.
• For example, if you have groups PMLevel1 and PMLevel2 in your Paid Memberships Pro, and have users stored in IDPs like Okta and Azure AD, where Okta has user group group1 and Azure AD has groups group2 and group3. You can assign PMPro groups in such a way that group1 users from Okta can be assigned PMLevel1, and group2 & group3 users in Azure AD can be assigned PMLevel2 in Paid Memberships Pro when they perform SSO.
• Default Membership Mapping: In addition, miniOrange Paid Memberships Pro Integrator also has default membership mapping for all IDPs. For example, you want users from Azure AD with user group group1 to be assigned PMLevel2 and all other users, no matter what their IDP is, to be assigned PMLevel1. This can be achieved by the Default Mapping for IDPs.