The subscription number of the subscription to be retrieved in MemberPress.

The transaction number of the transaction to be retrieved in MemberPress.

You can set an array of membership ids here that the coupon will apply to.

Set this to true if you want the coupon to expire sometime in the future.

Set this to true if you want the coupon to start sometime in the future.

Set this to the unix timestamp of when you'd like the coupon to expire.

Set this to the unix timestamp of when you'd like the coupon to start.

This is the coupon code to be associated with the coupon. This should be a unique code with no spaces or special characters other than '-'. If spaces are present the value will be accepted but MemberPress will replace them with dashes. Also, if this value is left blank, MemberPress will automatically generate a unique code for this coupon.

This is the coupon description. This field can be used to add notes to the coupon so the admin can have an idea of what this coupon offers.

If this is enabled, this coupon may be used on Subscription Upgrades within an upgrade path Group.

Set this to a number greater than zero if you want to limit the number of times the coupon can be used.

This will alter the way MemberPress interprets the 'discount_amount' to either be a percentage or fixed amount.

The amount of the discount. Depending on what 'discount_type' is set to, this can either be a fixed amount or a percentage.

Set the discount type. Can be set to standard, trial-override, or first-payment. If set to standard, the discount will apply to all payments for the life of the subscription. If set to first-payment, the discount will apply only to the first payment in an automatically recurring subscription -- this is accomplished by overriding the trial period on the membership. If set to trial-override, it will also override the trial period on recurring membership subscriptions.

This value is ignored if the discount_mode is anything other than "first-payment". This will alter the way MemberPress interprets the "first_payment_discount_amount" to either be a percentage or fixed amount. Only applies to recurring subscriptions.

This value is ignored if the discount_mode is anything other than "first-payment". The amount of the discount for the first payment of a recurring subscription. Depending on what 'discount_type' is set to, this can either be a fixed amount or a percentage.

Set the number of trial days. Only used for recurring subscriptions and if discount_mode is set to trial-override.

Set the amount of the trial period. Only used for recurring subscriptions and if discount_mode is set to trial-override.

If you are using email addresses as the Username, then both username and email should be set to the same string.

A plaintext password that will be hashed and stored with this user. If a member is created and a password is not provided then a random password will be automatically generated for the member on creation.

Works only when creating a new Member. This is an array conforming to the documentation for the "Create Transaction" API route (except the "member" parameter will be ignored in favor of the id of the newly created member). This will create an initial transaction for the member to add them to a specific membership.

Works only when creating a new Member and if a transaction has been specified. When set to true this will trigger a welcome email to send to the new member. If the user has already received a welcome email, and the membership this transaction is for does not have its own welcome email configured, then no email will be sent.

When set to true this will trigger a standard WordPress password recovery email to be sent to the new member.

The ID of the Membership this Subscription is for.

The Subscription's current billing status. This can be set to "active", "cancelled", "suspended", or "pending"

The date the Subscription was created. This should be in a MySQL datetime format or PHP's date('c') format. All dates stored in the database should be in UTC timezone.

The Recurring Subscription Number. In order for recurring billings to be tracked, this should be the exact Subsription Number generated by the Payment Gateway for this Subscription.

A place where you can store Payment Gateway POST or GET responses for later reference.

The Payment Gateway to use for this Subscription.

The ID of the Coupon used on this Subscription.

The Subscription Tax Rate. Up to 3 decimal points allowed.

A brief description of the tax applied. Example: UK VAT (20%)

The Period for the Subscription billing cycles. See Memberships documentation for more info.

The billing period type. See Memberships documentation for more info.

Whether or not to limit the billing cycles for recurring membership payments. If set to true, MemberPress will cancel the recurring payments after the limit_cycles_num amount has been reached.

If limit_cycles is true, then this number is used to determine how many recurring billings should happen before MemberPress automatically cancels the Subscription. If set to 1, the Subscription will be cancelled immediately after the first payment has come through, however the member will maintain access until their Transaction has expired.

If limit_cycles is enabled, then this will determine the Member's access after their Subscription has reached its limit_cycles_num limit and has been cancelled. If set to "expire" then the Member will lose access after their last Transaction expires. If set to "lifetime", the Member will be granted lifetime access.

Whether or not there is a trial period on this Subscription. Trial periods ONLY work on auto-recurring payments.

How many days the trial period should last before the regular billing cycles begin.

If a trial period is enabled, this specifies how much the user paid for the trial period.

The Subscription's Total Amount (including taxes).

The last four digits of the Member's Credit Card associated with this Recurring Subscription.

The Month (0-12) which the Credit Card expires.

The 4 digit Year which the Credit Card expires.

The Membership ID associated with this Transaction.

The base price for the Transaction (not including tax)

The total price for this Transaction (including tax)

Use this to manually set the tax amount for this Transaction

Use this to manually set the tax rate for this Transaction. Can use up to 3 decimal places.

The Coupon ID associated with this Transaction.

The status of this Transaction. Can be "pending", "complete", "failed", or "refunded". Must be set to "complete" for the member to be considered active on the Membership.

The Payment Gateway to use for this Transaction.

The ID of the Recurring Subscription CPT associated with this Transaction.

The date the Transaction was created. This should be in a MySQL datetime format. All dates stored in the database should be in UTC timezone.

The date the Transaction will expire on. This should be in a MySQL datetime format. All dates stored in the database should be in UTC timezone. Note: Leave at default to create a Transaction that last's a lifetime (aka never expires).

When set to true this will trigger a welcome email to send to the new member. If the user has already received a welcome email, and the membership this transaction is for does not have its own welcome email configured, then no email will be sent.

When set to true this will trigger a transaction receipt email to be sent.

The ID of the coupon to delete in MemberPress.

The ID of the subscription to delete in MemberPress.

The ID of the transaction to delete in MemberPress.

The ID of the member to update in MemberPress.

The username for this User. If you're using email addresses as the Username, then both username and email should be set to the same string.

When selected, the member being updated will receive an email allowing them to set their password.

The ID of the subscription to update in MemberPress.

The ID of the transaction to update in MemberPress.

MemberPress is an “all-in-one” membership and LMS plugin for WordPress that will help you generate recurring membership revenue from content like blogs, newsletters, online courses, digital downloads, podcasts, videos, and more.

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