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WordPress Connection - Your Ideas & Requests #2999
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There is some discussion of portal features here: https://suitecrm.com/community/forum/suitecrm-7-0-discussion/12510-brainstorming-suitecrm-based-suitecrm-portal ... although it's not related to Wordpress. I think that any free Wordpress component would be a very valuable addition to SuiteCRM. Thanks for offering to help. I believe the documentation is still very, very incomplete. The current way to do it (wiki only editable by SalesAgility employees is not really something the community can help with). Anyway, I'm sure they would love to be helped with that; but that still needs some better system to be set up and I guess there hasn't been time to work on that yet. |
@pgorod who should I speak to on here? Or should I email them? |
I addressed this Feb 2016! salesagility/SuiteCRM-Portal-Joomla#4 |
@easaw they (SalesAgility - SA) are watching you right here, I don't think you need to email anyone. If you can really handle this work, I would say just try to start contributing code to the project - that always gets SA's attention : - ) I would say (although I'm just guessing) that it's safe for you to go ahead and code, probably nobody in SA are working on this, they're too busy with too many other things. You can post screenshots, demos, even make some Pull Request. That will generate more feedback and attention. I know you probably wanted an architectural discussion before starting to code, but that is not so easy to get around here. Which is understandable, there are so many ideas and issues and a very limited staff to handle everything, plus new features, etc. And thanks for your willingness to help! |
Using the REST interface would be good. |
I am currently coding this up for work. It is not very difficult to get Suite playing with WP using the built-in API. I had a very basic plugin running in an afternoon which created leads in Suite whenever a user filled out a contact form on WP. In general, I first defined a php interface in WP to handle authentication, request building, and handling and another class which constructs requests to feed to the interface. Of course, this class is integration specific (e.g. how you build a request from WooCommerce and WordPress Core may vary). Do you have a specific integration in mind? Due to the relative age of the API in Suite (it is my understanding that surprisingly the Suite API remains relatively undeveloped since Sugars last CE release), poor developer documentation and my general lack of knowledge of REST/HTTP does have me concerned if there are any security issues with it. I would want to do more research/verification and possible upgrades before I transmitted sensitive information in production. |
@gunnerman1 That sounds good so far, I am interested in getting the Woo integration to work, not for a client etc, but just because I think it's something needed for everyone. I am not sure if it would be the same as passing things over the same way as with WP. If you upload it to GitHub I'll be happy to see if I can be helpful and add to it/ try to break it and see what needs working on. WP Plugin with form data to lead: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-widget-sugarcrm-lead-module/ (unknown price) and https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-leads-builder-any-crm/ |
The customer portal running on wordpress: Wordpress-sugarcrm login plugins, form to lead/contact plugins for wordpress to sugarcrm: Prestashop - SuiteCRM - Wordpress |
yeah, $400 for the pro of the 1st plugin though. no one will pay that... |
This CodeCanyon actually looks promising: Specifically Leads/Opportunity/Account mapping list: |
It seems there are 4 types of WP (or Joomla) website to SuiteCRM plugins for CRM information sharing.
The codecanyon one is type 3, sharing sales data between wp ecommerce and crm. The biztech one from germany is type 4, user information accessing portal. The free version could be expanded to work with any additional modules you want. Reference:
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We have now set up a new home for suggestions at Trello. All github issues that were labeled 'suggestion' have been moved and will be closed. Certain ones will be progressed within the new Suggestion Box and may be re-opened. Announcement of moving Suggestions: New SuiteCRM Suggestion Box |
I saw on the Kickstarter video that a WP Portal (or connection) might be in the works for V8 (I realise that was 2014). Now, I'm assuming those plans were for if the kickstarter was funded. As it wasn't (sorry to see that), I am thinking that probably half or more of the features won't be implemented for a long time to come, even though it's been a couple of years since that video was released.
There are a few WP plugins laying around, some only on github (albeit most a few years old). I've been working with WP for a few years and would like to try and help in that area.
Basically I'm looking at creating something that connects WP Users to contacts, customers (shoppers) to accounts, products to products and so on.
Please let me know your ideas for what could/ should be connected (or if SA is already working on that and doesn't need it)
I'd also like to help with the Documentation as that was mentioned - however I do see a very good User Guide up at https://suitecrm.com/wiki/ so I assume that's complete...
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