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How to manage your customers

The CRM Customers screen brings your whole base together: metrics (total, active, new, returning), search, and for each customer their activity (orders, total, average basket). Open a profile, its history, or create an order for them. About 3 minutes.
schedule 3 minutes school Beginner

Before you start

  • Your store is online and a few customers have already ordered.

The CRM Customers screen brings your whole customer base together in one place. You see who buys, who comes back, who's new — and you can reach out to a customer or create an order for them in seconds. It's the heart of your customer relationship.

What you'll learn

  • Read the key metrics of your customer base.
  • Search and filter your customers.
  • View a customer's profile and activity, and take action.

Step by step

Step 1 — Understand your customer base

In the left-hand menu, open Sales & CRM then Customers. At the top, four metrics (marker ①) summarize your base: Total customers, Active (at least one order), New this month and Returning (more than one order). Each also acts as a filter.

The search (marker ②) finds a customer by name, email or phone, and the Country menu filters by area. For each customer, the Activity block (marker ③) shows the number of orders, total spent, average basket and last order date.

Why? These metrics tell you where to focus: keep your returning customers happy, wake up the inactive ones, welcome the new ones.
CRM Customers: metrics (marker 1), search (marker 2), a customer's activity (marker 3)
① Your base metrics; ② the search; ③ a customer's activity (orders, total, average basket, last order).
lightbulbTip. Click the Returning metric to show only your best customers: they're the ones who deserve your attention (offers, thank-yous).

Step 2 — Open a customer profile and take action

Each row shows the customer profile (marker ①): name, phone, email and city. Two actions sit on the right: Orders (marker ②) opens their purchase history, and New order (marker ③) creates an order on their behalf — perfect for taking an order over the phone.

Why? You keep all the customer context in view: their contact details to reach them, their history to personalize, and a shortcut to order for them.
Customer profile: identity (marker 1), Orders / history (marker 2), New order (marker 3)
① The customer profile; ② Orders (history); ③ New order (create an order for them).
lightbulbTip. "New order" offers a call mode and the products this customer often orders: perfect for logging an order dictated over the phone.

Expected result

You have a clear view of your customer base: how many customers, which are loyal, how much they spend. You can find any customer instantly, view their history and reach out or order for them.

Expert tips

  • Cherish your returning customers. Keeping a repeat customer costs less than winning a new one.
  • Wake up the inactive ones. Spot those whose last order is old and follow up.
  • Use the average basket. It reveals your best customers and guides your offers.
  • Fill in contact details. Complete phone and email make follow-up and outreach easy.

Common mistakes

MistakeWhy it's a problemThe fix
Ignoring returning customersYou miss your most reliable revenue.Filter on "Returning" and take care of them.
Never following up inactive onesAcquired customers slip away silently.Spot old last-orders and reach out.
Incomplete customer profilesYou can't contact or segment.Fill in phone, email and city.
Re-typing an order from scratchWasted time on the phone.Use "New order" from the customer profile.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find my customers?

In the Sales & CRM → Customers menu. You'll find your whole base there, with each one's metrics and activity.

What does "active" or "returning" customer mean?

Active = placed at least one order. Returning = placed more than one order. Returning customers are your most loyal.

How do I quickly find a customer?

Use the search (name, email or phone) or the Country filter. You can also click a metric to filter (e.g. Returning).

Can I create an order on a customer's behalf?

Yes. From their profile, click New order. A call mode and their usual products let you log an order dictated over the phone.

How do I view a customer's history?

Click Orders on their row: you'll see all their past orders, with their statuses.

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