Q: use in backend with logged in users
Is PLG OS capable of this:
- i use it at the backend of my homepage (so every user is logged in)
- does PLG OS know, who is logged in and can be changed in the components i use?
- can PLG OS depending on who is asking use different knowledge or sth. like that?
to understand my usecase better. i have a community plattform everyone paid for 7 different courses (they could have buyed one, two or all). i would use a standardtemplate for all users, but for some courses a specific-chatbot or a specific component would be interssting, so depending on who is logged in and which rights he has on the community he would get addtionall components (i use fluentcommunity so wordpress, but it would also be interessting on communi)
If its to complex it would be awesome if all would have all components, but some are passwordprotected. So i can manage it.

Shubham_Questera
Jul 30, 2025A: Awesome use case — and yes, PLG OS is totally capable of what you're describing. Here's how it works for each point:
1. Can I use it in the backend where all users are logged in?
Yes — you can embed PLGOS components in the logged-in area of your site (e.g., WordPress with FluentCommunity). It works perfectly post-login.
2. Does PLG OS know who is logged in?
Yes — just pass the logged-in user's email or ID using our simple identifyUser() script. That lets PLG OS personalize the experience for each user and track their behavior across components.
3. Can it show/hide components based on the user or course access?
Yes — using custom attributes (like hasCourse1: true), you can show specific components (e.g., chatbots, quizzes, leaderboards) only to users who purchased certain courses.
You can either:
Use visibility rules inside PLGOS
Or wrap components behind password protection on your site
So whether you want to dynamically personalize the experience or just manage access manually, both approaches work.
Let me know if you want help setting it up — happy to walk through your config!
Would love to get on a call and help :)

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Thats freaking awesome. Do you have or plan to be GDPR?
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