What integrations can I use to enable editing and deletion of live items and incorporate a user system in Webflow?

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September 22, 2023

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To enable editing and deletion of live items and incorporate a user system in Webflow, you can leverage various integrations and tools. Here are some options to consider:

MemberStack: MemberStack is a powerful integration that allows you to add membership functionality to your Webflow site. With MemberStack, you can create user accounts, manage user roles and permissions, and enable users to edit and delete live items. You can integrate MemberStack with Webflow by adding custom code or using their Webflow CMS integration.
Foxxr: Foxxr is an integration platform that provides a seamless integration between Webflow and Airtable. Airtable is a cloud-based database system that you can use to store your live items. By integrating Webflow with Airtable through Foxxr, you can create a user system, enable editing and deletion of live items, and connect your Webflow forms with your Airtable database.
Zapier: Zapier is an automation tool that connects Webflow with hundreds of other apps and services. By using Zapier, you can create custom workflows to enable editing and deletion of live items and incorporate a user system in Webflow. For example, you can set up a Zap to update an item in Webflow's CMS when a user submits a form or performs a specific action in another app.
Webflow API: If you have coding knowledge, you can utilize Webflow's API to build custom functionality for editing and deleting live items and managing a user system. The Webflow API allows you to programmatically interact with your Webflow site, including the ability to create, update, and delete CMS items.
Third-party plugins: There are various third-party plugins available in the Webflow ecosystem that can help you enable editing and deletion of live items and incorporate a user system. For example, CMS Library Plugin allows you to provide a frontend editing experience for your CMS items, and Userflow Widget provides tools for creating onboarding experiences and user registration/login.

By exploring these integrations and tools, you can empower your users to edit and delete live items while maintaining a robust user system within your Webflow site.

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