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How to Reset Your Customer Passwords on Shopify

Last updated: September 01, 2023
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Taking care of your customer is not all about strategic stuff like build trust through emails or sending individual account invites. Sometimes, it’s just some small and seemingly trivial stuff. But it matters nonetheless. For instance, nowadays, one person can have many accounts, with many different passwords. So forgetting passwords is not an uncommon thing. Therefore, sometimes you will need to reset your customer passwords if they forget it. It’s a very simple thing indeed, but we want to be thorough with our tutorials, so we decided to write about it anyway. That’s taking care of customers as well.

How to reset your customers’ passwords

Step 1: Go to Customers

After logging in and accessing Shopify admin interface, take a look at the menu list on the left side of the screen. At there, you will have to click Customers.

Step 2: Select your customer

By clicking Customers, a list of customers will appear. In here, you can select a customer who needs to reset the password.

How to reset your customers' passwords

Step 3: Reset password

After choosing your customer, you will be directed to a page showing all information relevant to the selected customer. In order to reset the password, you have to click on Reset password line with reverse-arrow icon beneath your customer’s name. You can easily find it. To customers who have not activated account yet, the Reset password line will not be there.

After clicking on the line, the Reset password window will appear. Click Reset password button at the bottom of the window to confirm, and an email will be sent to the selected customer with instructions right after.

How to reset your customers' passwords

Summary

So that’s how you reset your customer passwords. Like I said, very simple stuff but you have to know it if you want to treat your customer well. After all, business is not just about the products.

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Mike is a content writer at Avada, with a love for video games, gadgets, and software. He has been writing about the industry now for over 7 years. He likes to keep up-to-date with the latest software releases. He's also an avid reader, and he enjoys spending time outdoors with family and friends. When he's not working, you can usually find him playing video games or exploring new outdoor activities.

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