How to fetch and display all Memberstack users with their JSON data inside a Webflow dashboard?
Hey everyone, good morning!
I wanted to ask something that I’ve been a bit stuck on regarding scalability.
I feel like Memberstack has huge potential for building amazing things, but there’s one part I’m not sure is really viable — so I’d love to ask you all here since you probably know best.
Basically, I’d love to manage my Memberstack users inside a Webflow page that I create myself. On that page, I’d like to see all users and their related data — for example, the JSON objects I send to each user based on their actions inside my site.
Right now, I have scripts running in Webflow that send JSON data to Memberstack whenever a user does something, and it works perfectly. I love how it’s functioning!
But now I’d love to display all those users (and their JSON data) inside a Webflow page — only accessible to admins of my project — so I can style it nicely and make it look more like a real app dashboard.
The problem is: I can’t find a clear or viable way to fetch and display all Memberstack users inside Webflow.
I’m wondering if this is even possible, or if there’s any recommended integration, API, or workflow for doing something like this.
Ideally, I’d love to have a user list connected to Memberstack that I could display dynamically on a Webflow page — maybe even filter, search, or format user data in a more user-friendly way for my team.
If anyone has done something similar or has information about this, I’d really appreciate your help! 🙏
Thanks so much in advance!
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Hey Agustin Da Costa,
Have you checked this free template out already? While the use-case is different, it has a Browse People feature which shows all users and the data required by integrating Webflow CMS with Memberstack data via Make.
Memberstack also has data tables feature which is currently in Beta, but just wanted to mention it if that helps out in future.
While Member JSON is natively available (to fetch and display) based on the current logged in user on the site, have you considered storing the required data in any database of your choice additionally which syncs with Membertsack and makes it available to show in Webflow pages.
For example, the Webflow CMS approach used in the free template, you could make use of a workflow via Make / Zapier to get the relevant member information from Memberstack & store it in the CMS (that you want to show to admins on the front-end) and connect the data on the webflow page which you can gate access to in Memberstack, so that only users of certain plan are able to see such information.
While you can always invite people as admin in Memberstack so that they have access to the members data but if you want to give them access via Webflow, you can explore if the aforementioned approach gives you some idea on that regard
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