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Introducing Firmhouse
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Get Started on Shopify
Quick install on Shopify
Local payment methods
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Customer account extension
Continue your project setup
Business Details
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Email Notifications
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Payment and Order Handling
Tax Rates
My Account Portal
Churn prevention
Subscription Management Portal
Overview
Changing Plans and Frequencies
Snoozing and skipping orders
Changing product quantity
View and pay for invoices
Use Cases
Local Payment Method Subscriptions
Pay by Invoice
Magazine subscriptions
Try and buy
Pay on Account for B2B
Manage
Customer Import
Subscriptions
Products
Plans
Orders
Invoices
Payments
Returns
Team Members
Assets
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Metrics dashboard
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Shipping Rates
Discounts
My Account Portal
Extra fields
Prepaid plans
Acceptance Checks
Activation and Cancellation
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Service Channels
International and Markets
Firmhouse Checkout
Payment Dunning
Debt Collection
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Billing and Account
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Offboarding Checklist
Two factor authentication
Changing your password
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Customers not receiving emails
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Enterprise
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Password requirements
Billing and Account
Changing your password
If you want to change your Firmhouse password, you can do so from your profile settings.
Steps
Click on
Profile Settings
in the top right corner of the Firmhouse dashboard
Enter your current password
Enter the new password you want to use
Save your changes
Password requirements
Your password must be longer than 10 characters. If you have trouble thinking of a good password or keep forgetting them, consider using a password manager like
1Password
. macOS and iOS also have a native password manager built in.
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