# Registered entries
When a customer logs in, the app displays registered entries, such as product registrations or claims, provided the customer has previously submitted product registration or claim forms.
If the customer is not logged in or has no registrations or claims, the registered entries will not be visible.
The columns displayed in the registered entries correspond to the fields defined in the form.
### Customizing Registered Entry Columns
You can customize the columns to display only specific ones.
To do this:
1. Navigate to **App admin > Forms**.
2. Select the desired form.
3. Go to **Settings > General > Customize registered entry columns**.
4. Enable the feature and select the columns you want to display.
### Actions Column
The actions column allows customers to perform specific actions on a registered entry.
By default, if a form is configured for claims, a "Make a Claim" button will appear. This button opens the claim form with product information prefilled from the current entry.
To change the form linked to the "Make a Claim" button:
1. Go to **App admin > Forms**.
2. Select the desired form.
3. Navigate to **Settings > General > Frontend - registered listing**.
4. Configure the "Make a Claim" action to link to the desired form.
It's also possible to have a Print action, that will print out the entry/registration in a pdf, but this function need to enable in the admin, see print entry for more detail.
#### Adding Extra Actions
You can add custom actions to the actions column, such as links to external URLs (e.g., lifetime warranty claims or other actions).
To add custom actions:
1. Go to **App admin > Forms**.
2. Select the desired form.
3. Navigate to **Settings > General > Custom actions**.
4. Add new actions as needed.
Once added, the extra actions will appear in the frontend registered entries.
If you encounter any issues with this feature, please let us know.
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