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# Supplier portal email

Setup the supplier portal email.

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

### SMTP Host

The host name of the SMTP server to use for sending emails.

### SMTP Username

The username to use in network credentials when sending emails.

### SMTP Password

The password to use in network credentials when sending emails.

### Sender address

The address to use as sender address when sending emails.

### Sender name

The name to use as sender name when sending emails.

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**Note** Remember to click "Save email setup" after making changes.
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