Members & access · Managing members

Moving your members from another platform

Bring your existing audience with you: member records, statuses, and history are imported from your previous platform, and members sign in with email links — no password resets required.

How a migration works

Migrations are done together with the AutoCreator team. You export your members from your previous platform, and we import them — names, emails, subscription statuses, plans, signup dates, and marketing preferences all come along, so your members list is populated from day one.

Billing continues through your own connected checkout (Stripe, or ThriveCart if that's where your subscriptions live). Checkout purchases automatically create member accounts and keep access in sync going forward.

What your members experience

Nobody has to reset a password, because sign-in is passwordless: members enter their email and receive a sign-in link. Their access level is mapped from their previous status, so an active subscriber stays active and a lapsed one stays lapsed.

Import history on every profile

Each imported member gets a read-only Import history card on their profile showing the data captured at import time — their original user ID, segment and status, last plan, key dates (created, subscription started, canceled, churned), marketing opt-in, and even UTM and referrer info where available.

This card is purely informational. It never affects access or billing — it's there so you can answer "what was this person on before?" months later.

After the import

Spot-check a handful of profiles against your old platform, run the duplicate members tool to catch double accounts, and use tags to mark segments you want to treat differently. The payment sync then keeps everything current automatically.

Good to know

  • Keep your old platform's export file — the import history card shows what was captured, and the original file is your ultimate reference.
  • Ask the AI assistant to cross-check: "how many imported members are active?" gives you a quick sanity check.

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