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# coreFORCE Advanced- Contacts: Creating a Membership User Type for Benefits'


# [coreFORCE Advanced- Contacts: Creating a Membership User Type for Benefits'](https://app.tango.us/app/workflow/cec59e66-30d0-4dc1-a25f-d33439ebe5ff?utm_source=markdown&utm_medium=markdown&utm_campaign=workflow%20export%20links)


In this guide, we will cover how to create a user type linked to a subscription. The purpose of this user type is to enable the establishment of price rules and discounts based on the user's subscription. When a subscription expires, the associated user type will automatically be removed, ensuring the customer no longer has access to the benefits tied to the plan.

### 1. Click on Contacts


In your coreFORCE backend, locate and select the **Contacts** menu to begin the process of creating a user type tied to a subscription.

![Step 1 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/2dak68g3)

### 2. Click on Users


Under the **Orders** menu, find and select the **Users** submenu to proceed with configuring the user type.

![Step 2 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/2cs5tkpl)

### 3. Click on Types


Under the **Users** submenu, find and select the **Types** menu option. This is where you will configure and manage user types.

![Step 3 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/2atxzaav)

### 4. Click on ADD


On the **User Type** screen, click the **Add** button located in the top right-hand corner to create a new user type.

![Step 4 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/284wmlh4)

### 5. User Type Code


In the **User Type Code** field, provide a clear and identifiable name for the user type. For example, if you're setting up a user type for a Commander Membership, use a name like `Commander Membership User` to maintain clarity and consistency.

![Step 5 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/26ed9bj4)

### 6. Description


In the **Description** field, provide a concise and identifiable name for the user type. For example, if you're setting up a user type for the Commander Membership, use a description like `Commander Membership User` to align with the user type code and ensure clarity.

![Step 6 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/222btg97)

### 7. Subscription Drop Down Box


In the **Subscription** dropdown box, select the corresponding subscription type that this user type will belong to. For instance, if you are setting up the Commander Membership User, choose the "Commander Membership" subscription. This ensures that whenever a customer purchases this membership, the user type is automatically assigned to their account.

![Step 7 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/298xy3rs)

### 8. Click on SAVE


Once you’ve configured the user type and linked it to the appropriate subscription, click **Save** to finalize your changes.

In the next guide, we will cover how to establish price rules specific to this user type, enabling tailored discounts and benefits tied directly to their membership.

![Step 8 screenshot](https://tinyurl.com/23x84ksd)