This topic describes the 'My Profile' section of the e-Business 6.0. The content of this section is described in the below sub-topics:
Person Profile
The person profile consists of the following sections:
- Your Information - This section displays the contact information, current membership type and personal information (demographics) of a registered user. The user can view/edit the contact information, if necessary. The fields under the membership and demographics sub-tabs are handled by the Administrator, and the user cannot edit them
Sajitha> The fields under membership and demographic should also be edited. it is a bug which need to be fixed.
As we develop Upload image, thos section should also mention how a user can upload an image as a profile photo.
- Settings - This section provides the users with an ability to change the password and set the communication preferences. The password can be changed by providing the current password and new password.
- Saved Cards - This section provides a user with an ability to add a new card and modify the existing card information. Adding a card under this section helps the user with swift checkout during the payment process. A user can only edit the expiry date of the existing card. If the card number or the CVV is required to be modified, the user must delete the existing card details and add the revised card details.
- Topics of Interest - This section provides a brief overview of some priority areas of a user. The users can browse or search in the area of interest and add them to their profile.
Order History
This section contains the list of all orders placed by a user in the past. It includes the specific items they purchased and how much each item costs, along with information about the customer and when they bought the products. The list of orders can be viewed out by selecting the period and sorting them according to the type/Oldest/Newest.
< Sajitha> by default these will be sorted in descending order on the most recent data. Clicking the arrow to the left of each Order number displays a list of order lines for that order.
