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Set up email notifications for the Registration Form

Customize the emails sent to you and to customers at each stage of a Registration Form submission.

Every Registration Form has its own Email Notifications tab, where you control what email goes out to you (the admin) when someone registers, and what emails go out to the customer as their application is reviewed.

  1. Open the form you want to edit, then click the envelope icon in the left-hand sidebar of the form editor to open Email Notifications.

  2. Under Admin, open when someone registers to edit the email sent to your store’s admin every time a customer submits the form.

  3. Under Customer Email, there are 3 notifications, one for each stage of the approval process:

    • Your customer’s account is approved
    • Your customer’s account is rejected
    • Your customer’s account is under review

    Open the one you want to edit, and tick Send email to customer to turn it on.

  4. Fill in the Subject field, then write the email body in the Content editor.

    You can insert dynamic variables into the subject or content — click Show more to see the full list. Common ones include:

    • {{data}} — all of the visible data the customer submitted
    • {{page.title}} — the title of the page the form was submitted from
    • {{page.href}} — the URL of that page
    • {{store_name}} — your store’s name
  5. Save the form once you’re done. Any change here applies the next time a customer’s application reaches that stage.

If you do encounter any difficulty while proceeding these steps, don’t show any hesitation to contact us promptly via the email address [email protected].

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