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# User registration issue

### How to enable user registration for WooCommerce app?

If your users cannot register on the app, it is probably because user registration is disabled on your WooCommerce website. 

Follow the steps below to enable user registration on your WooCommerce website:

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* Login to your WordPress backend.&#x20;
* From the sidebar, navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Accounts & Privacy
* Select the following boxes next to Account creation:
  * Allow customers to create an account during checkout
  * Allow customers to create an account on the “My Account” page
* Scroll down and click on Save changes

Your app will now allow user registration.&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
AppMySite supports WooCommerce's core features, including user login and registration. Customers can log in to the app or website interchangeably.
{% endhint %}


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