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# How to Customize Account Invitation Emails to Students
This guide will show you how to activate and configure the automatic account invitation email for your students. This feature makes it easy for them to set up their accounts and access their courses, which improves the user experience and reduces support requests.
### Step 1: Access Your Email Settings
First, navigate to the email settings within the LDT app.
* From your Shopify admin, go to **Apps** > LDT Online Courses > **Settings**.
* From the settings menu, select Email notification, scroll down to find the "**Customer account invitation**" setting and then click on "**Edit Email Template**."
### Step 2: Customize the Email Template
If you want to customize the content of the invitation email, follow these steps:
* Click on "**Edit Email Template**."
* You can adjust the email text to match your brand's voice, but make sure to keep the system variables (such as {{ customer.first\_name }}, {{ shop.name }}, and the activation link) exactly as they are.
Save your changes after you've finished editing.
#### Conclusion
By configuring this feature, you'll make it easier for your students to access their courses without hassle, which enhances their user experience and minimizes account-related support requests.
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