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# E-mail Notification

To change your account notification settings you can login to your Super Forms account by navigating to **Super Forms > Licenses** from your WordPress dashboard menu.

Click **\[Login]** and login with your credentials. After logging in you can click on **\[Account]** to view your email address and the notification settings.&#x20;

By default you should receive notifications about your license expiring, notifications about payment/billing issues and notifications about new invoices.

You can add more recipients if required with each their own notification settings.

After you made changes click **\[Update]** to save them.

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/aGRUsDcHRGXpKuRaGNk8" alt="Configure E-mail notifications settings for your account"><figcaption><p>Configure E-mail notifications settings for your account</p></figcaption></figure></div>


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