Create User Records in your Website's Database
Updated 2 years ago
by
Odette Jacquet
When a customer signs in with AE Connect, their details are stored as a unique profile in the dashboard. However, before signing up for AE, you may have already been creating a database of users with a service like WordPress.
Good news is you can still keep user records in two locations. Here's how...
Transferring the data
If you would like to create user records in your own database, you can transfer data (in the form of objects returned) from AE using a request with AE JS.
This is an action that will be triggered when a certain event occurs, such as a user login or a user sign-up. The events you implement will return a user object, which is the data about the user. The data will be automatically transferred to your secondary user records.
How to do it
Visit these help docs to learn:
- How to access User Data with AE JS: https://support.appreciationengine.com/article/O8q1JLvpv2-accessing-user-data-with-ae-js
- What user data you will be able to see in AE JS: https://support.appreciationengine.com/article/9NnOQxuPkm-basic-user-data-fields-reference
- More about AE JS Events References: https://appreciationengine.helpdocs.io/article/OiTcCMhPZc-ae-js-events-reference
If you have any questions about this process, don't hesitate to reach out. You can send us a message anytime using the blue chat bubble.
Good luck!
