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# Edit customer account page
Give logged-in customers a page in their store account where they can update the details your registration form collects.
This lets customers edit their own account information — email, phone and whatever else your form collects — from inside their store account after they log in.
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Available only when the form is a **Registration form** type.
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## ⚙️ Turn it on
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### Open a register form
Open the app, click **Forms**, and open a form whose type is register.
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### Tick "Edit account page"
Click the **Settings** icon in the left rail, click **Account page**, and tick **Edit account page**.
That creates the page customers use: `/account?view=formbuilder_edit`.
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### Write the wording
Change the title, message and description shown on the account page.
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### Save
Click **Save**.
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## How it works
Once enabled, logged-in customers find a custom account page in their store account area.
They can read their details there, and to change something they click **Edit account** and submit the form on the next page, which updates the data they originally submitted.
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**Limitations**
* The email address cannot be changed from this page — that is Shopify's rule, not the app's.
* Changes customers make update their Shopify customer profile directly.
* It only works when the form is properly mapped to Shopify customer fields. See [Shopify Customers integration](/customers-and-registration/customer-fields.md).
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## Next steps
* [Display submission list in account page](/customers-and-registration/account-submissions.md) — let them see what they have sent you.
* [Require login to submit](/customers-and-registration/require-login.md) — the setting that protects account-only forms.
* [Customer metafield](/customers-and-registration/customer-metafields.md) — the data this page can expose.
* [Shopify Customers integration](/customers-and-registration/customer-fields.md) — the mapping that decides what is editable.
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