The customer profile provides an overview view of each customer’s activity, helping you better understand their behavior and purchasing habits.  It is essential for tracking engagement through various means, allowing you to improve customer service and follow up on potential sales opportunities. To review a customer profile, navigate to the Customer tab of the admin dashboard.
Customer Profile
 Find and click on the customer whose profile you’d like to review. This will open up the customer profile page.
Customer Profile
 Here you’ll see various sections containing data related to this customer. Let’s take a look at each of them.

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User Analytics

Customer Profile
 At the top of the page, you’ll notice an analytics section that provides some important metrics, specifically:
  • Total Amount Spent
  • Number of Orders
  • Average Order Value
  • Joined Date
  • Number of Visits

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Last Order Placed

Customer Profile
 As the name suggests, this section displays the details of the last order placed by the customer. Note: You can also view a list of all orders placed by the customer by clicking on ‘View all orders’ in the bottom right corner of the section. 

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Timeline

Customer Profile
 The Timeline subsection displays all product and transaction related actions taken by the customer, such as viewing products, adds to cart, and checkout steps.

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Orders

Customer Profile
 The Orders subsection displays a list of all orders placed by the customer, with the ability to search and filter the orders within the Customer Profile.

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Draft Orders

Customer Profile
 Draft Orders are orders that are yet to be completed by the customer, including abandoned carts, and admin-created orders that do not have payments attached to them yet.

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Gift Cards

Customer Profile
 Here you can see a list of gift cards assigned to the customer, as well as the amount of credit used. To learn more about assigned gift cards, please refer to another support article.

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Store Credits

Customer Profile
 Here you can see a list of any store credit that’s been assigned the customer, as well as store credit usage. To learn more about assigning store credits, please refer to another support article.