# "2-tap" Subscriptions - Auto-Populate Email Address Inputs

If you append the following as a URL argument, Jobfront will auto-populate email\_addres inputs on the page with the email\_address that you provide

**Why?**

When you know the email address of your prospective subscriber, you reduce the high-friction step of them entering their email address into the signup form so it's a "1-click" subscription

**Example**

Visit <https://jobs.product.jobs/> without any email address, and you'll see on the signup panel that it is empty

Now visit <https://jobs.product.jobs/?email_address=patrick@staffparty.com> with the appended email\_address as a url argument, and you'll see on the signup panel that it is now populated with the provided email address

**Where does this work?**\
\
Jobs\
<https://jobs.product.jobs/?email_address=patrick@staffparty.com>\
<https://jobs.product.jobs/organizations/doola/jobs/product-manager-growth-and-J0fe5769e30264b629402b34fe109ba17_O123?email_address=patrick@staffparty.com>\
\
Organizations\
<https://jobs.product.jobs/organizations?email_address=patrick@staffparty.com>\
<https://jobs.product.jobs/organizations/doola?email_address=patrick@staffparty.com>\
\
Newsletters\
<https://newsletters.product.jobs/?email_address=patrick@staffparty.com>

<figure><img src="/files/aFlFK1VBIIpqNk5BwVEc" alt=""><figcaption><p>Here's an example with product.jobs</p></figcaption></figure>


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