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# Customized Help Requests
If desired, site pages can be configured to have a **Submit a Request** button below the other content. Admins can also customize who receives the help request that is triggered with this button, if desired.
Select the **Sites** Toolkit on the **Admin Home Page**.
Select the **Site** counter and then in the **Results** panel select the **Portal** you want to edit.
Open the **Sitemap** panel and navigate to the **Page** for where you want to add the help **Email**. Click on the Magnifying icon :search:next to the **Page** you would like to edit.
Under the **Page Setup** tab, click on the **Settings** tab and click on the Pencil icon :pencil-alt:next to the **Content Tags** field under the **Content** heading.
In the **Update Content** card, add **Support URL** to the list of content labels in the **Content Tags** field. 
Click the **Save** button to save your changes.
Under the **Page Content** tab, click on the **Support URL** tab and click the **Edit** button.
In the **Content** field add the desired email address starting with **mailto:** 
At the bottom of the **Page**, where you added the **Support URL**, will display a **Submit a Request** button. When a user clicks on the button it will open your default email application and automatically open a **New Message** email.
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