> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.product-reg.varify.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.product-reg.varify.xyz/admin/forms/registrations.md).

# Listing

## Overview

A **Product Registration** can contain multiple product entries. To view, select the **Form** to open the list of entries.

An example of form submission entries is displayed below.\
You can filter the entries by **product name, customer email, status, date range** by using the filter menu at the top of the page.

![](/files/aICosWwsfMPiY4AQNNVV)

### Form Actions

#### View Details

You can view the **Details** page for a specific registration. This page includes additional fields associated with the product and detailed customer information.

#### Change Status

You can change the status of a specific registration. When a customer completes registration, the status defaults to "Request." However, you can change it to other statuses such as "Confirmed" or "Processed" for internal bookkeeping.

![](/files/RBVdxWbhb2jBsax36Qf2)

#### Delete Registration

You can delete a specific registration entry from the list. This action is irreversible, so please ensure you want to delete the entry before proceeding.

#### Export as a CSV File

You can export the current registration table as a CSV file. The exported file will include additional fields associated with the product. You can also filter specific entries using the filter options in the table before exporting. To export, go to **Forms > Select the form > Settings > Migrate/Import/Export > Export**.


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