Accounts & Access
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| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Registration | Registration is how people create an account and join your community. BuddyNext gives you a branded sign-up form that lives on your own site, so newcomers never land... |
| Login | Login is how returning members sign back in to your community. Like the sign-up form, BuddyNext gives you a branded login form that lives on your own site instead of... |
| Social Login | Social login lets people sign in or sign up using an account they already have - their Google, Facebook, Apple, GitHub, or Discord account - instead of creating and... |
| Email Verification | Email verification asks every new member to confirm their email address before they get full access to your community. They click a link in a message sent to that... |
| Two-Factor Authentication | Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second step to signing in. After a member enters their password, they also enter a short one-time code. Even if someone learns... |
| New-Member Onboarding Wizard | BuddyNext greets every new member with a short welcome wizard the moment they finish signing up. In a few clicks the member fills out their profile, joins a space,... |
| Account Settings | Your account settings are where you control how you sign in and who you have shut out of your experience. This is the security and access side of your profile: your... |
| Privacy and Data | BuddyNext gives members real control over their personal information and gives site owners the tools to run a community that respects that control. Members can... |
| The Guest Experience | Most people meet your community before they join it. A visitor lands on a shared post, browses what is public, and decides whether this is a place worth signing up... |
| Inviting People to Your Community | An invitation is a personal link that lets someone join your community with their email address already filled in. You send it, they click it, choose a password, and... |