> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://better-wizard.gitbook.io/lead-connector-wizard/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://better-wizard.gitbook.io/lead-connector-wizard/crm-wp-communication/autologin-to-wp-website.md).

# 10.2 Set Auto-login to WordPress Website

To ensure everything stays secure, let's follow these steps carefully together!

**Step 1:** In the plugin options page, add an authentication key. This will work as a password, and you should change it as you would change your password. If you want to disable the auto login feature, leave this field blank.

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**Step 2:** Create a custom value in your CRM named `lcw_auth_key` and set the same value you added in step 1.

Step 3: Create a trigger link in your CRM with the following pattern

\
website\_link?lcw\_auto\_login=1\&lcw\_auth\_key=authentication\_key\&email=customer\_email\&redirect\_to=slug\_of\_the\_page\_where\_you\_want\_to\_redirect\_after\_login

Explanation:

1. website\_link: the website link where customers will be logged in
2. lcw\_auto\_login: It's a required parameter & the value will be always 1
3. lcw\_auth\_key: the authentication key that you provided in step 1.
4. email: The email of the customer who will be logged in.
5. redirect\_to: This is an optional parameter. Add the slug of a page where you want to redirect your customer after login. Default value: home page.

```
// The trigger link will look like
{{ custom_values.membership_wp_website_link }}?lcw_auto_login=1
&lcw_auth_key={{ custom_values.lcw_auth_key }}
&email={{contact.email}}&redirect_to=/
```

Provide this link to the customer for direct access to their purchased item. You can send the trigger link directly or link it to a text.