Create your account after checkout without retyping your name and email
A small, focused release. When a checkout hands you over to create your Ever Works account, the sign-up page now arrives with the name and email already filled in, and keeps the email fixed so the account matches the purchase.
This release closes one gap between paying and signing up. Someone who had just typed their name and email at checkout was asked for both again on the sign-up page. Now the page picks them up from the link that brought them there.
There are no other customer-facing changes in this release.
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- ImprovementBilling & account
Creating your account after checkout reuses the name and email you gave Stripe
When a checkout hands you over to create your Ever Works account, the sign-up page arrives with your name and email already filled in. The email is fixed, so the account you create is the one the purchase was made for.
If a checkout sends you on to create an Ever Works account, you no longer type your name and email a second time. The sign-up page (
app.ever.works/register) reads them from the link it was opened with and fills the fields in for you.- The email is fixed. When the link carries an address, the field is filled and read-only: it is the address the purchase was made with, and registering under a different one leaves an account that cannot be matched to it. The value is still submitted with the form.
- The name stays editable. Correct it before you continue. Full name still has to be at least 3 characters.
- Everything else is unchanged. You choose and confirm a password, accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then choose Create account. The social sign-up buttons are untouched.
Limits: a field is filled only when the link carries a usable value for it. A blank or repeated value is ignored, so that field stays empty and editable rather than locked, and opening the sign-up page yourself works exactly as before.