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How to restrict the customer from editing the email address from Portal?

Problem Statement

You want to know how to restrict the customer from editing the email address from portal.

Solution

Scope

Stop customer from editing email from portal

Restrict editing email from Portal

Summary

Once the customer subscribes to your site, you can restrict the customer from changing or updating their email address via the self-serve portal by setting the Email field as 'Read-Only'.

Solution

you could navigate to Settings > Configure Chargebee > Checkout & Self-Serve Portal >> Fields

You can set the email field to show as read-only for the portal by editing. Screenshot below for your reference.

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Once you set this field as read-only and Publish the changes, the customer will not have access to edit it at any time. You can preview the changes from Preview Checkout/Portal

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Screenshot with the Email section uneditable format (greyed out) on the Portal

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