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The right approach depends on your theme, editor and permissions. Portal links are a simple starting point; we will confirm any embed, script or plugin requirements during setup. Include your website administrator in that review before committing to a connection method.

Yes. Your website team can be part of the setup conversation. We will agree on the entry points and connection method so responsibilities are clear. Record who updates navigation, maintains public content and tests the membership or registration destinations after a website change.

Bring the pages, menus, existing forms and portal links your members use. We can plan which public content stays in WordPress and which actions lead into Clubward. Website redesign, hosting and maintenance are separate scope decisions that can be reviewed alongside the platform connection.

Your public pages can provide clear entry points to the relevant Clubward membership, program or booking experience. The exact destination and supported embed depend on the workflow and website setup. Test a real lesson registration or court booking from the public page through the member action before launch.

A website link or embed does not establish shared authentication. Review your current WordPress accounts and how members will reach the Clubward member experience. Confirm any sign-in requirements separately and provide clear login instructions as part of the launch communication.

Inventory the existing entry points before launch, including buttons inside older pages and emails. Agree which URLs remain, which destinations change and who handles any required website redirects. Recheck the priority joining, payment, registration and member-access journeys after the new links are published.

Include the main navigation, frequently visited program pages and any older pages still directing members to forms or portals. Prioritize the routes people use to join, register or manage an account so important changes do not stop at the homepage.

Treat the destination as part of the page review. When a program or membership page changes, check its action label and linked journey together so updated public copy does not continue pointing visitors toward an outdated process.

Follow each priority route from its WordPress page through the intended club action on desktop and mobile. Check the navigation wording and return path with an operational teammate who knows what members need to complete.