Changing WordPress User & ActiveCampaign Contact Passwords

When using ActiveMember360 the password used to access the WordPress site is stored within ActiveCampaign.

Typically this is also the same password that is stored within WordPress.

Therefore when changing the password it is imperative that you ensure the password is updated simultaneously in both WordPress and the ActiveCampaign.

ActiveMember360 provides an integration with the WordPress user profile and shortcodes to automatically ensure that this is the case.

The methods that can be used to change a password simultaneously in both WordPress and the ActiveCampaign are:

Using WordPress User Profile

ActiveMember360 is integrated with the standard WordPress user profile such that any change of password made from there is also reflected in ActiveCampaign.

This includes a logged in user updating their profile and also a WordPress administrator changing the WordPress user password from within WordPress, Users.

Many third party plugins, as an example WooCommerce, allow a user to modify their WordPress user profile. Password changes by any third party plugin that supports the WordPress user profile should function with ActiveMember360.

Using WordPress reset password link

ActiveMember360 is integrated with the standard WordPress reset password process such that any change of password made from there is also reflected in ActiveCampaign.

Using the ActiveMember360 shortcode [mbr_password_change]

This shortcode is provided to allow users who are currently logged in to the WordPress ActiveMember360 site to change their password in both WordPress and ActiveCampaign simultaneously, when it is not desirable to grant users access to their WordPress user profile.

The shortcode should be placed within a page/post on your site that is only accessible to logged in users.

Full details regarding the shortcode are available at ActiveMember360, Shortcodes, mbr_password_change.