Step one is to find out what their correct email address is. Sometimes it's obvious that they just mis-typed something and you can change it without contacting them. Otherwise, if they supplied a phone number, give them a call.
If you can't get in touch with them, we highly suggest changing their email to an address that goes to you. This will keep any future notifications from bouncing.*
First, see if they've created an account and, if so, update their primary email address:
Customer Account
- Navigate to People > Accounts
- Put their bad email address in the search box
- If an account is found, click the Edit button in the Actions column
- Change the Email field to the correct email address
- Click the "Save Changes" button
From there, you should update records for whatever they purchased:
Orders for Physical or Digital Products
- Navigate to Orders
- Type the bad email into the search bar
- Edit the Order(s) that are found
- Change the Email field
- Click the "Save Changes" button at the bottom of the page
Members
- Navigate to Membership > Members
- Find the person's name in the "Member Name" column
- Click the Edit button under Actions
- Change the Email field in the Member Contact box
- Click the "Save Changes" button
Consultations
- Navigate to Consulting > Schedule
- Find the slot that they signed up for (reference the email you received when they signed up)
- Click on the time block
- Click the Edit button
- Change the Email field
- Click the "Save Changes" button
*NOTE: If we receive too many bounced emails, it can seriously affect deliverability and we reserve the right to temporarily disable your account until the problem is solved.