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# How to set up unique restock emails for each waitlist form?

Each waitlist form has its **own restock email settings**.\
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When editing a form, go to the **Customer Restock Notification** tab and turn on **Email Alert**.\
From here, you can fully customize the email for that specific form, including:

* Email subject
* Sender name and reply-to address
* Email content and design
* Placeholders like `{product}`, `{variant}`, and `{customer_name}`

Changes made here apply **only to that form**, allowing you to create different messaging for different waitlists.

For example:

* One form can use a more urgent message like *“Hurry—limited stock available!”*
* Another form can use a softer tone like *“Your item is back in stock.”*

This flexibility lets you tailor emails based on product type, campaign, or customer segment.

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