When you say integrated, can you describe what you mean?
Interested in this thread
Do you want any particular integration @Bastien ?
Yep I would like
https://outseta.com integration. Outseta = Hubspot + Memberstack in one tool. Very powerful to start a business on membership.
Outseta is fully integrated with Webflow, and Webflow is officially recommanding Outseta on their website to manage member space built on Webflow (as they stopped proposing this feature)
I am not able to build this by myself though so this is just a request
Proper memberships are probably blocked just by authentication and Resource fetching with authenticated user.
Sorry, I am not sure to understand you ?
For membership you want to fetch data that is only for authenticated users. If you want to do that server-side you need to use Resource, Resource need to be able to forward authentication token to some server and that server has to use it.
If client-side the problem is Collections don't know how to take data from client-side js.
So you think that an Outseta integration would not even be possible if I understand well ?
possible but too hacky to recommend
For the moment I'm just planning to use Outseta as an authentication gateway to my members' area. I simply won't have any personalised data for each user. It will be a generic dashboard common to all my users.
Outseta offers a small widget that allows users to manage their account anyway. I can embed this widget in the private area.
The end result won't be as good as a real user space, but it will still do the job.
One more thought: now that Memberstack is presenting itself as THE solution for selling subscriptions on a Webflow site, I imagine that Outseta has an opportunity to become the reference on Webstudio. I don't know, I'm just thinking out loud, but it seems natural to me. Webflow + Memberstack = closed system, you're blocked vs Webstudio + Outseta = open system, evolve without constraint. This association seems inevitable to me.
why do you think Outseta is open?
It can be used on any website / application builder. Outseta does not block you on a specific front and back. You can change your front and your back whenever you want, Outseta adapt without pain. You keep your business data and workflow while improving interface for customers so it is very confortable. When you compare to any subscription manager, you will see that they all have to be set up with a specific back and front. Example Memberstack with Webflow and Wordpress only.
Lets say you build your website with Webstudio and then for any reason you have to leave Webstudio and develop a very custom website you will still be able to run your business with Outseta without interruption
That's why I am saying it is an open system, even if Outseta is not open source
sounds weird, there is no real need to block anything, maybe they just didn't test or focus on other platforms
they should be working the same way
It's hard to explain but Memberstack does not adapt easily to any website / application as Outseta does
or is it that memberstack integrates their data into webflow cms?
Yep. Outseta also does that, but Outseta does that on any website builder by default
we will look into it once we look into it, for now I have not understood the technical difference
