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Landing page registration

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Hi All,

I was wonder if someone know if there is any way when user register or fill up the registration for on my landing page (which created a profile for this user) once he submits the form if he can be redirected and automatically logged in to the portal.

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Assuming that the registration form will allow this user to login to my CRM portal (which stays behind Dynamics Landing Page) using the username and the password that he created during the registration form process.

Let me know if you want more clarifications.

Kind regards

  • Radoslavov Profile Picture
    Radoslavov 380 on at
    RE: Landing page registration

    Hi Christian,

    Thank you for the suggestion, I will take a look into this option as well along with our DEV team.

    Regards

  • Suggested answer
    RE: Landing page registration

    Hello,

    Some ideas:

    In your customer journey you could add a workflow action after the subscription trigger and then in that workflow validate whether a user for the respective / contact email already exists and otherwise create. This workflow could perhaps also create an instance of a custom Portal Invite entity. You could then compose an invite notification journey that send to all those contacts for which the workflow has created Portal Invites with information on the Login.

    That sounds feasible to me as a custom development.

  • Radoslavov Profile Picture
    Radoslavov 380 on at
    RE: Landing page registration

    Hi Shravan,

    Thanks for the reply,

    Indeed, I want them to fill up a form on the landing page, but also this to create them a user account (not to log them immediately after they click submit) so then they can navigate to the portal home page and click log in into their profiles.

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    ShravanSuri Profile Picture
    ShravanSuri 1,255 on at
    RE: Landing page registration

    Hey Kiril,

    If I understand this correctly, you want users to fill out a form on a landing page, provide their preferred email ID and password, and then create a portal user and log them in? I believe that this might have security repercussions if you use the OOB forms to capture passwords, but you can design a custom form and use that for your registration and login experience.

    This is not a scenario that the product supports OOB however.

    Thanks

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