docs/user/customers/customer-profile.mdx
The Customer Profile gives you a complete view of a customer’s activity, order history, and account details - all in one place. It helps you better understand purchasing behavior, identify high-value customers, and provide faster, more personalized support.
To access a customer’s profile, navigate to Customers in the admin dashboard.
Find the customer you’d like to review (use search and filters if needed), and click on the customer’s name to open their profile.
The profile page is divided into several sections, each providing important information about the customer.
At the top of the page, you’ll see a summary of key customer metrics:
These metrics give you a quick snapshot of the customer’s engagement and lifetime value.
This section contains core account information, including:
<Note>You can use tags and customer groups to segment customers for promotions, pricing rules, or internal organization.</Note>
This section displays the customer’s default shipping address.
<Note>If a Google Maps API key is connected, a map preview with a pinned location will also be shown.</Note>
Displays the billing address or indicates “Same as shipping address” if that option is selected.
The Internal Note section displays any notes added by admins related to the customer.
These notes are not visible to the customer and can be used to:
Internal notes help ensure your team has the full picture when assisting the customer.
This section shows a summary of the most recent order placed by the customer.
You can click the order number (e.g., R394161122) to see the full order details page.
The Orders subsection displays a full list of all completed orders associated with the customer.
You can:
This makes it easy to quickly find specific transactions.
Draft Orders include:
This section is useful for following up on incomplete purchases or manually created orders.
Displays all gift cards assigned to the customer, including:
For more information on issuing gift cards, please refer to our <u>Issuing Gift Cards</u> article.
Displays any store credit assigned to the customer, along with usage history.
Store credits are commonly used for refunds, loyalty rewards, or manual adjustments.
In more advanced use cases, store credits may function as the primary payment method - especially in B2B environments where companies maintain a prepaid balance or approved credit limit and settle invoices periodically.
To learn more about store credits, please refer to our <u>Assigning Store Credits</u> article.
In summary, the Customer Profile gives you a centralized view of everything related to a customer - making it easier to support them, reward loyalty, and resolve issues quickly.