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# New Registered Customer

Process template for engaging first-time customers.

The New Registered Customer value stream template streamlines the onboarding experience by automating welcome emails and delivering personalized coupon codes to first-time registrants. It's designed for a quick setup and empowers business users to implement effective customer engagement flows that increase loyalty and encourage early purchases.

## Key features

| Feature                           | Description                                                                                |
| --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Customer registration trigger** | Automatically initiates the process when a new customer registers at the store.            |
| **Automated welcome email**       | Sends a personalized welcome email.                                                        |
| **Automated coupon creation**     | Sends a follow-up email containing a unique coupon code for the first purchase.            |
| **Process automation**            | Reduces manual effort through standardized workflows and orchestration engine integration. |

## Process template flow

When a user registers for the first time on the storefront, the system automatically initiates the onboarding process. This triggers an automated welcome email containing a personalized coupon code, encouraging the customer to make their first purchase.

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### Process trigger

The process starts when a new customer registers at the store. In this case, the `email_received` event initiates the flow. However, you can choose a different event from the drop-down list that would trigger the process. The events available in the list are the ones configured in the Value Stream Modeller [Event Registry](/vsm-guides/settings-and-configuration/events/event-registry.md).

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### Welcome email

The customer receives a welcome email containing information about their newly created account. The content of the email itself is not editable. The template for it is fetched directly from a connected Mailjet account.

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### Welcome coupon

The customer receives a first-time coupon to encourage their initial purchase. The list of available coupons reflects the ones that are created in the Management Dashboard - [Coupons](/user-guides/management-dashboard/customer-management/coupons.md).

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