Users do have access to their basic information – name, email, address, and any custom fields you have added and chosen to give them access to.  They also have access to their purchase / transaction history.

This information is usually found at (your-site-domain).com/account/ – which is a page automatically setup by Memberpress. I say usually because that page can be changed/customized as to what it is called, but by default it is usually “account”.

This image is what a user would see on the “account” page – they can also look at their subscriptions & transactions if they want to see when they last purchased or need a copy of that information.

If a user requests a receipt copy for a transaction, navigate to “Memberpress > Transactions” – you can filter down to a specific user in the upper right hand corner, by name, email, or username – or just find their transaction if it occurred recently.

Once you find the transaction, hover over the transaction number, where you’ll see a “Send Receipt” button – click it to re-email them a receipt of the transaction.

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