WordPress MicroPayments (CMMP) + PeepSo - Use Case - How to Charge and Grant Points for PeepSo Actions


Use Case - How to Charge and Grant Points for PeepSo Actions

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Note: This use case requires this to be installed and activated:

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Introduction

The WordPress MicroPayments is a points and rewards plugin for WordPress that allows you to create digital wallets for your users, reward them with points, and let them pay for them using real money.

The MicroPayments PeepSo Add-on integrates those actions with the social media plugin, allowing you to charge and grant users points when they perform actions in PeepSo.

Use Case Front-End Example

PeepSo profile integrated with MicroPayments - Points and Rewards Plugin
PeepSo profile integrated with MicroPayments
Displaying the amount of points in the PeepSo user profile - WordPress User Wallet Credit System
Displaying the amount of points in the PeepSo user profile

TIP: Still New to WordPress MicroPayments?

This article focuses on the integrations with PeepSo. If you haven't already created the wallet payment system, read:

Use Case Assumptions

In this example use case guide, we'll cover how to set up wallets for you users and allow them to earn and spend points in their PeepSo profiles.

We consider that you have already bought the plugin, but not installed it. 

It follows:

Installing the Plugin and Add-on

The process is the same for all CM plugins.

CreativeMinds Customer Account Dashboard - Downloads tab
CreativeMinds Customer Account Dashboard
  • Download the add-on from your customer dashboard.
  • Log in to WordPress and navigate to the WordPress Admin  → Plugins settings.
  • Click on Add New.
  • Activate it and add the license.

Learn more: Getting Started - Installation And First Steps


Setting Up WordPress MicroPayments - Recap

If you still have question with these steps:

  • Installing the plugin
  • Setting up WordPress MicroPayments
  • How users can obtain points
  • Grant points for purchase
  • Use points for discounts
  • Translating the interface
  • Shortcodes
  • Reports
  • Exporting wallets to CSV
  • Adding or subtracting points periodically 
  • Troubleshooting

Then check the guide WordPress MicroPayments (CMMP) - Use Case - How to Allow Users to Buy Points Using Real Money.


Initial Setup - PeepSo

What is PeepSo?

PeepSo is a free WordPress plugin that allow you to create a social platform similar to Facebook

How Do I Install PeePso?

PeepSo can be downloaded from the WordPress back-end.

Installing the Peepso plugin to your WordPress website - WordPress Wallet Plugin
Installing the Peepso plugin to your WordPress site

Once installed, follow its documentation for the initial setup.


Integration Settings

Accessing the Settings

Go to Admin Panel, then choose PeepSo.

Navigation to PeepSo dashboard - WordPress Point System
Navigation to PeepSo dashboard

Click on the Config tab.

Navigation to PeepSo settings - Points and Rewards Plugin
Navigation to PeepSo settings

Then choose CM MicroPayments.

CM MicroPayments tab in PeepSo settings - WordPress User Wallet Credit System
CM MicroPayments tab in PeepSo settings

You will find the following options available:

MicroPayments integration settings with PeepSo - WordPress MicroPayments
MicroPayments integration settings with PeepSo

1) General Settings

  • Show the shortcode allowing to buy points in the profile - This option requires you to setup the ability to buy points in the Micropayments payment system.
  • Show the number of points near the profile name? - Once enabled the number of points or virtual currency will be shown near the username in the profile page. 

    Displaying the amount of points next to the user name in PeepSo profile - WordPress Wallet Plugin
    Displaying the amount of points next to the user name in PeepSo profile
  • Show the number of points in the PeepSo Profile Widget? - Once enabled the number of points or virtual currency will be shown near the username in the profile widget.

    Displaying the amount of points next to the user name in PeepSo profile widget - WordPress Point System
    Displaying the amount of points next to the user name in PeepSo profile widget
  • Show the link to the Wallet tab in the PeepSo Profile Widget? - Once enabled the link to the wallet tab in the user profile will be shown  in the profile widget. 

    Displaying a tab for managing the wallet - Points and Rewards Plugin
    Displaying a tab for managing the wallet

2) Labels Settings

Lets you control the WordPress MicroPayments labels which are shown in the user profile and widget.

MicroPayments labels for PeepSo integration - WordPress User Wallet Credit System
MicroPayments labels for PeepSo integration

Granting and Charging Points in PeepSo

In the same screen, you can set how many points the users will spend or receive for each PeepSo action.

Available Actions

  • Points for posting an update
  • Points for deleting an update
  • Points for Adding an avatar
  • Points for changing a cover photo
  • Points for adding a comment

TIP: Grant vs Removing Points

Use positive numbers to grant points and negative to remove points. In the example below:

  • If a user posts an update, they will receive one point
  • If a user deletes an update, they will lose one point

etc.

Options for granting or charging points from users for activities in PeepSo Community - WordPress MicroPayments
Options for granting or charging points from users for activities in PeepSo Community

Use Case Result

PeepSo profile integrated with MicroPayments - WordPress Wallet Plugin
PeepSo profile integrated with MicroPayments
Displaying the amount of points in the PeepSo user profile - WordPress Point System
Displaying the amount of points in the PeepSo user profile

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