Fields

Control which fields your Subscribers must enter and which values can be unique.

New Email

Marking New Emails as unique will ensure that any new customer email that is entered does not match an existing email address.

The comparison is case insensitive, meaning that if a customer exists with an email address of mary@example.com, then Mary@Example.com will be considered a duplicate.

If your subscriber attempts to sign up for a Subscription through a Public Signup Page, they will receive a message stating that the email address is already in use. Additionally, if a Subscriber has an account that is in a canceled state, they will not be able to sign up for a new subscription.

Advanced Billing does not recommend deleting subscribers or customers from your site. However, if the need exists and the “Unique Email” setting is enabled, the only way to sign up an existing customer is to ensure their customer entry and subscriber entry are deleted.

Existing Email

Enabling Existing Email as unique ensures that an existing customer's email address cannot be changed to match another existing customer’s email address.

When this setting is enabled, if a user attempts to update an existing customer’s email to one that is already associated with another customer, the system will prevent the change and display an error message.

If this setting is disabled, users can modify an existing customer’s email to match another existing customer’s email, maintaining the system’s current behavior.

CVV Required

Marking the CVV required will affect Public Signup Pages and API calls that can add or update a card and force the customer to enter the CVV value from their card. We will then send this CVV value along to your gateway for verification.

Where will it appear?

Marking CVV as required will make it needed for the following:

• Public signup page
• Public card update page
• Admin subscription creation page
• Admin card update page
• API subscription creation
• API subscription edit for card update