Family Plan Membership - Part 1 tutorial

Thanks. I will inform the association about this option. I will test and review it on my local install.

Hi, I think I need to create something similar like the family membership plan, and the tutorial will be very helpful.

I am wondering, is is possible, that only those family members can see each others profile and content?
In general, I do not want to create an open community, but only small groups/families, nobody should see who else is registered and what they are disussing and sharing with each other.
Probably I need to connect them with a family id or something similar?

Thanks for your hint.

I am wondering, is is possible, that only those family members can see each others profile and content?

If they're connected using built in Connections functionality you could use CB Privacy to set profile privacy to be limited to connections only.

Finally we fount what we are looking for during the last few years. This function is completing cbsubs!

Is there a case that this can be used for Companies in the following way?

Master company account

1. Dept 1
2. Dept 2
3. Dept 3

Master company account creates the Department accounts as presented in the tutorial.

Now the juicy question is...

Can the Master company account have access to the departments accounts?
This is useful when when the boss wants to know what is the behavior of the departments, or in the case of the family plan when the parents need to know how the children use their accounts.

Is something like this possible?

Is there any time approximation for the implementation of the family plan function in CBSubs?

Thank you.

Can the Master company account have access to the departments accounts?

I assume by access you mean full control over the account like a CB Moderator. If that's what you're meaning then no. Best you could do is push new values to their profile fields using CB Auto Actions similar to how the registration action is creating the users.

Is there any time approximation for the implementation of the family plan function in CBSubs?

No.