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# Auto registration on new order
## Overview
When a customer completes the checkout (e.g., pays for the products), Shopify will send the order content to the **My Product Cares** app. The app can then review the ordered products and automatically register them if the form's settings have auto registration enabled.
### Enable auto registration
The auto registration is form-specific, so you will have to set it for each form. Enable it in the **My Product Cares** app by going to **Forms > Open a form -> Settings > General > Automatically register products after order completed > Enable > Save**.
### Limit auto registration
By default, when auto registration is enabled, it will register all the products that the customer bought. However, it is possible to limit the registration to specific products.
You can limit the registration by SKU or product tags. For example, you can add a "product registration" tag to the products you want to allow for registration.
From the same **Settings** page (as mentioned in the previous step), enter the New entry and select **Add**. Complete this step for each product and remember to **Save** when complete.
### Test
Please test the auto registration feature after enabling it to ensure everything is working correctly. For example, you can create a new order in the admin or go through the checkout process as a customer.
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