Discord synced

to memberships.

Assign Discord roles by membership plan, let members connect from their Shopify account, and keep community access aligned.


Let membership control the role

Zendra connects active membership in Shopify to the roles each plan should receive in Discord.

A private Discord works when the people inside match the members who should have access. Zendra keeps that boundary connected to the same status that controls the rest of the program.

Discord account

Let each member authorize Discord once from the membership perk in their customer account.

Plan roles

Give each membership plan a Discord access perk with one or more synced roles.

Lifecycle sync

Keep roles current through renewals, plan changes, trials, grace periods, and ended membership.

Membership end

Choose to remove roles immediately, wait through a grace period, or remove a former member from the server.

Give members a clear entrance

The Discord perk appears in the member portal with your server’s name, icon, description, and member count. A member signs in once; when connected, the same card becomes their way back to the server.

Roles are automatically managed without reconnecting.

Decide how Discord access behaves

The integration handles the sync, but you decide the rules: which role each plan receives, when access begins, and what happens after membership ends.

Choose roles by plan

Assign one or more existing Discord roles to a plan, or create a role while configuring the perk.

Welcome trial members now or later

Grant roles during a free trial by default, or wait until the membership reaches its paid period.

Remove roles on your schedule

Keep the Zendra Memberships bot above every role it needs to manage. Discord only lets a bot assign roles below its own place in the server hierarchy. Zendra surfaces a warning if you need to make changes.

Connect the rest of the

Discord manages the community boundary. Shopify Flow and Sidekick take the same membership context into operations and answers.