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By ‘locally on my PC’ do you mean localhost? In that case, you can refer to this article- https://meetanshi.com/blog/send-mail-from-localhost-xampp-using-gmail/
Alternatively, use an email logger like https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mail-logging/.
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@gayatrib0707 the email logger will just tell you if the emails are being triggered. This is a good way to verify your site is sending the emails.

BUT I don’t think you can send emails from your localhost unless you have an email sending plugin like sendgrid that connects you to your SMTP service provider. This SMTP would probably be part of your hosting package. Do you have a website Host selected?

https://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/best-smtp-service-providers-with-high-email-deliverability/

I’m not an expert at setting up websites but have been managing mine for 6 years. My mail is sent through sendgrid (But I have never tried sending emails form a localcopy as my hosting package provide me with a Developmental server so I can do all my testing work there and then when I’m happy I push it to the live server).

Here is a good article

“Are you looking for the best SMTP service providers?

An SMTP service provider helps you reliably send emails from your website to your users.

SMTP servers are especially configured to ensure that your emails reach users’ inbox and don’t end up in the junk mail folder.

In this article, we will share the best SMTP service providers with high email deliverability. We will also show you how to send your WordPress emails using these SMTP services.”

https://www.wpbeginner.com/showcase/best-smtp-service-providers-with-high-email-deliverability/

@Craig I am Avada Restaurant Theme. https://avada.theme-fusion.com/restaurant/. For some reason I am unable to login and reply to you from my own created forum.

I can see your reply here so you must be logged in?

Have you checked with your these developer if it supports a multi-vendor marketplace?

My suspicion is that you will need to hire a developer to do some custom work.

A good theme to test your site to see if the plugins are working correctly is “storefront”. Install that theme and you can switch back and fourth to see if you issues are actually something to do with the theme.

I had to hire a developer to make my site work like I wanted it to. Just installing the plugins is usually not going to give you what you want and the plugin developers don’t so that for you.

Hi,
Do you have a hosting or still testing on your local environment? If you are testing locally, you can skip this check by disabling Email Verification from Admin dashboard >> Settings >> Vendor Registration.
And, on your live environment, keep this option checked.
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@Sushobhan You too have posted you a request many days ago. Please reply back.

I too have posted you a request many days ago. Please reply back. @Sushobhan

Hi,
Sorry about the delay. I have replied in the other thread.
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