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# Buyer Dashboard

The Buyer Dashboard gives customers quick access to saved vehicles, reviews, recently viewed vehicles, and account settings. Buyers do not have listing, package, or payment pages.

| Page       | Default slug           | What it contains                                                                         |
| ---------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Dashboard  | `/dashboard/`          | Shows Saved Cars, My Reviews, Recently Viewed vehicles, and recent buyer activity.       |
| Saved Cars | `/dashboard/favorite/` | Shows saved vehicles with search, sorting, pagination, remove, and View Details actions. |
| My Reviews | `/dashboard/reviews/`  | Shows reviews written by the buyer and provides supported edit or delete actions.        |
| Settings   | `/dashboard/setting/`  | Updates the buyer profile, avatar, contact information, and password.                    |
| Logout     | `WordPress logout URL` | Securely signs the buyer out and redirects away from the private dashboard.              |

**Custom slugs**

* Dashboard and section slugs can be changed under N3Auto Options → Dashboard Option → Slug. After changing a slug, open Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes.


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