The Foxly Unique Group Invitation Links plugin for BuddyBoss simplifies the process of inviting new members to specific groups using unique, shareable invite links. This is particularly useful for community administrators who want to streamline the onboarding process and automate group membership, especially for private or invite-only groups.
With this plugin, users who register via the unique invitation link will automatically be added to the specified group, eliminating the need for manual approvals or group invitations.
Key Features:
Unique Invitation Links: Users can register and automatically join specific BuddyBoss groups via a unique group invitation link.
Auto-Group Join: Once users register through the provided link, they are automatically added to the group.
License Management: Plugin updates and support are managed via license activation.
How to Install the Plugin and Activate the License
Step 1: Install the Plugin
Download the Foxly Unique Group Invitation Links plugin from your purchase source.
Log into WordPress Dashboard and go to Plugins > Add New.
Click Upload Plugin, choose the .zip file, and click Install Now.
After installation, click Activate to activate the plugin.
Step 2: Activate the License Key
To fully enable the plugin’s features and receive updates and support, follow these steps:
After activating the plugin, go to BuddyBoss > Groups Invite Links > Manage License.
Enter the license key provided during your purchase.
Click Activate License.
Configuring the Plugin and Enabling Unique Invite Links
Step 3: Enable Unique Invitation Links
Once the license is activated, go to BuddyBoss > Groups Invite Links > Settings.
Locate the option for Enable Unique Invite Links and toggle it on.
Ensure that the license is activated before enabling this option.
Save your settings.
How to Get and Use Group Invitation Links
Step 4: Generate a Group Invitation Link
After setting up the plugin, group owners can generate a group invitation link that allows new users to automatically join the group upon registration:
Navigate to the group that you own by going to BuddyBoss > Groups.
Select the group and go to Manage > Details.
Under the Details tab, you will find the Group Invitation Link.
Copy the link to share with others.
Step 5: Share the Group Invitation Link
Share this unique link with those you want to invite to your group.
When users register for an account via this link, they will automatically be added to the designated group.
Benefits:
Automated Group Membership: Users are automatically added to the group when they register via the unique link.
Simplified Group Management: No need for manual approvals or sending individual invites.
Seamless Onboarding: The process is easy for both admins and users, making group membership hassle-free.
Boost Group Growth: Having a unique link associated with each group incentivizes group organizers to share their groups with their followers via email newsletters, social networks, or other mediums. Since new users who join the BuddyBoss community through the link are added to the group automatically, it encourages more active sharing. This approach also empowers users to invite their friends to the platform, leveraging influencer marketing to accelerate group growth.
The Foxly Unique Group Invitation Links plugin enhances group management for BuddyBoss, helping admins efficiently invite and onboard new members without additional steps or approvals. Additionally, it provides a powerful way to grow groups and communities by encouraging sharing and influencer-driven outreach.
Screenshots
For further setup and usage tutorials, refer to the official documentation of Foxly Unique Group Invitation Links for BuddyBoss
This integration is developed and maintained by FoxlyPress, LLC. It is the responsibility of their developers to keep the integration updated to ensure it works with the latest versions of BuddyBoss products and addresses major security concerns.
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