Restrict a level to a member tag
Restricting a membership level to members who have a specific tag or belong to a specific static group — for example, an Alumni level only members you’ve tagged Alumni can switch to — isn’t available yet. This page explains what you can do instead.
Who can do this: Admins who can manage membership levels (org owners can by default).
What the level form offers today
Section titled “What the level form offers today”The level form’s Visibility section has one restriction: Restrict to specific email domains. It limits who sees the level on your public sign-up page by the email a prospect enters. See Segment a level to a specific audience.
There is no member-tag rule on the level form: you can’t pick a tag or static group. Email-domain rules do apply to signed-in members: a level restricted to email domains appears on a member’s Change level picker only if the email on their profile ends in one of those domains. A change an admin makes for a member isn’t limited by these rules.
Caution: a tag in use can’t be deleted
Section titled “Caution: a tag in use can’t be deleted”A level can already carry a member-tag rule (for example, one set up through the API). While it does, you can’t delete that tag: MapleGather blocks the deletion and names the level (or levels) using the tag, with a link to each one’s edit page. The level form can’t show or remove a member-tag rule yet, so the tag can’t be deleted while that rule is in place.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”- You can’t delete a tag — it’s used by a member-tag rule on the named levels. The level form can’t remove that rule yet, so the tag stays.