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Norse Subscriptions help

Set up the customer portal

Choose what subscribers can change on their own, how the portal looks, and what they see there.

Updated 14 November 2026

The customer portal is a page in your store where subscribers manage their own subscription: skip or move a delivery, pause, change products, and cancel. You choose what they can do, and how it looks, under Customer experience > Customer portal.

Video: Skip, change and move in the portal on a phone

Turn on the portal

  1. Open Customer experience > Customer portal.
  2. Under Where customers manage it, turn on the switch in the Customer portal row.
  3. Press Save changes.

Every customer email then links to the portal, and Open in the same row shows it in your store.

The Customer portal page with the portal on, the sets, and the preview

Choose what customers can do

  1. Under What customers can do, pick a set:
    • Essentials: skip, move, pause for a set time and cancel. No changes to products or address.
    • Recommended: the same, and they can change products and address. A good start for most stores.
    • Everything: every switch on, including a product on its own rhythm and starting again after cancelling.
  2. To change single things, press Change in a row. Each row opens a window with its switches and limits. The set then shows Custom.
  3. Press Done to keep the window's changes, or Cancel to leave it as it was.
  4. Press Save changes. Nothing reaches customers before you save.
RowWhat customers can doLimits
DeliveriesSkip a delivery, move a delivery, pause for a set time, pause until they start again, resume, undo the last change, send nowSkips in a row, how far ahead a delivery can move, pause lengths offered
Products and addressChange quantity, swap, add or remove a product, skip one product in the next delivery, add a one-time product, a product on its own rhythm, delivery rhythm, fixed day of the month, delivery addressSmallest delivery, most of one product
Payments and codesTry a failed payment again, ask for an email to change their card, use a discount codeWhich codes work
CancellingCancel in the portal, start again after cancellingDeliveries before they can cancel, days to start again

In Products and address, Let customers edit their subscription is the switch for everything else in that window.

Change how it looks

Under Look, set Button color, Button text color, a Logo and the Heading. The words customers see are under Translations. Custom CSS is for a developer.

The preview beside the settings shows the real portal with your unsaved changes. Choose an Example, such as "Cancelling" or "Payment failed", and a language. On a phone, press See the preview.

How customers get there

What customers see

A customer with several subscriptions first sees a list, each with “Open”, or “Fix” where a payment failed.

One subscription shows the “Delivery plan”: the next dates, each with its price. A tap on a date opens a window to skip or move that delivery. “In every delivery” lists the products, with − and + for the quantity, “Swap”, “Skip next time” and “Remove”, and “Add a product”. “Delivery and payment” holds the address, the card and the rhythm. “See how it adds up” shows the sum of the next delivery.

The portal on a phone with the delivery plan and the products
The window for one delivery, with Skip and a new date

Changes that cost more ask first

“Skip” at the top of the delivery plan asks first, in a window with the date, that nothing is charged or sent, and the delivery after it: “Keep it” or “Skip this delivery”. A skip or a move made in a date’s own window is saved when the customer presses it. Either way the message after it has “Undo”. A change to what is delivered first opens a window that says what it costs:

The window that asks before a change that costs more
The list of several subscriptions for one customer

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