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# Supplier portal

You can make changes to the supplier onboarding through [Settings](/pim3/reference/settings.md) > [Setup](/pim3/reference/settings/setup.md) > [Supplier portal](/pim3/reference/settings/setup/supplier-portal.md).

### Supplier portal Url

The Url which hosts the supplier portal app.

### Supplier portal name

The branded name of your supplier portal app.

### Supplier portal upload path

The upload path on server for files uploaded through the Supplier Portal App (default: \~/App\_Data/).

### Import request notification emails

Email whom will receive a notification when an import request is received.

### Product Fields

The fields used to find products when searching in the supplier portal.

### Variant Fields

The fields used to find variants when searching in the supplier portal.

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Read more about the supplier onboarding portal here: [Supplier onboarding portal](/pim3/fundamental-concepts/supplier-onboarding-portal.md).
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**Note** Remember to click "Save supplier portal setup" after making changes.
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