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Is it possible to have in the login screen also the option to create a new account? Now it looks like you need to have an account already. There is nowhere a link or button to create a new one. Or do I need to do something else?
Thanks in advance
Patrick
Hi,
Has anyone an answer for me?
Patrick
Hello Patrick,
Thank you for purchasing our product, and for reaching out to us.
We noticed that you have opened multiple tickets with what appears to be a similar issue.
Can you please let us know has everything has been sorted out or are you still in need of an assistance?
Looking forward to your reply.
Kind Regards,
Marko Davidovic [email protected]
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Hi Marco,
This is another issue. I would like to see in the customer panel/page that there is an option to create an account. Not just a link for a forgotten password, but also somewehere on that screen an option to create an account. Or is there another way to accomplish that?
Patrick.
Hello Patrick,
There is no option with Amelia to make customers register this is not that kind of plugin that can lock down your site for customer without registrations.
Our front-end Customer Panel allows you to offer your customers an easy way to track, reschedule and/or cancel their appointments and events. In the Customer Panel, customers can manage their personal details without logging into the WordPress backend.
If you meant on the front end customer panel and how to set it up then to enable the Panel go to the Settings page and open Roles Settings. Once you’ve done that, click the Customers tab in the modal and you will see the “Enable Customers Panel” option.
Once you’ve enabled this option new three options will appear.
Require password for login this option enables you to choose whether you will require the classic login to the Panel, or you will allow accessing the Panel solely via a link from the notifications.
By default, this option is enabled; this means that customers will need to log in with an email and password to access their appointments on the Panel.
If you disable this option – the customer will be able to follow the URL with a unique token in the email notifications without entering their username and password.
Hope this helps.
Kind Regards,
Marko Davidovic [email protected]
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