[Internal] Intake Screen: Setting up a Pre-Filled Email Address

Introduction

Occasionally, a client might want to restrict what email address a user enters when logging into an orientation. At this time, we cannot restrict email addresses. However, we can pre-fill the email field to guide the user to enter that email. This document provides step-by-step instructions for doing that.

Pre-fill the Email Address

1) Open the client's module in Launch.

2) Scroll down to the Entry Fields section and select the Email Address radio button.

 

NOTE: If Email Address field is not in the Entry Fields section, click New Field to add it and then select it.

 

3) Click the Edit Field button.

4) In the Pre-Fill Value textbox, enter the "@" and domain of the email address the user should use.

5) Click Save.

6) Preview the module to confirm the change on the intake screen. Note: the user can still override the suggestion.

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