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Customer Page Overview

Manage and track customer records, view offer history, and control customer access in Reusely.

Written by Althaaf Rachman Hafidz

Purpose

The Customer Page allows you to view, manage, and update customer records in Reusely. Whether you're adding new customers, editing details, blocking suspicious users, or reviewing offer history, this page gives you full control over customer data.


Key Features

  • View active, blocked, and archived customers

  • Search and filter customers by name, email, phone number, or date

  • Customize displayed columns for easier navigation

  • Block customers by email, IP address, or domain

  • Export customer lists in CSV, XLS, or XLSX formats

  • Add, edit, or archive customer profiles

  • View customer-specific in-store, mail-in offers, and invoices

  • Update customer information and payout method

  • Access the Customer Portal directly


Before You Begin

Make sure:

  • You have access to the Customer Page from the dashboard

  • You are familiar with Reusely’s offer types: In-Store and Mail-In

  • Customer Portal is enabled (if you plan to use it)


Access and Manage the Customer Page

Open Customer Page

Go to the Customer Page from your main dashboard menu.

View Customer Tabs

You will see three tabs:

  • Active Customers – All current users

  • Blocked Customers – Restricted users

  • Archived Customers – Inactive users retained for history

Search and Filter

  • Use the search bar to find customers by name, email, or phone number.

  • Use the date filter to narrow down the list by creation date or the customer flag.

Customize Columns

Click Customize Columns to show or hide data fields like email, phone, address, etc.

Export Customers

Click Export to download the list in CSV, XLS, or XLSX format.

Note

Customer data is currently available for internal reporting only. Exporting this data to other stores is not supported yet.


Block a Customer

Click Block Customer and block the customer using one of the following:

  • Block by Email

  • Block by IP Address

  • Block by Email Domain


Use the Action Menu

Each customer has an action menu where you can:

  • Edit details

  • Open their Customer Portal

  • Flag their customer

    You can choose between No Flag, Trusted (for verified customers), Monitor (for customers with unusual activity), and High Risk (for customers with known or suspected issues).

  • Block the customer

  • Archive Your customer


Add a New Customer

Click Add Customer

Click the Add Customer button at the top-right corner.

Fill Out Customer Information

  • Full Name

  • Company Name

  • Email

  • Address

  • Building

  • Phone Number

  • Note (optional)

Save

Click Save to add the customer to the system.


Review and edit Customer Offer History

You can review a customer’s offer history directly from the Customer section by searching for the customer and clicking their name to open their customer page.

From there, you can view the offers associated with that customer.
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Mail-In Offers

View Mail-In offers and filter them by:

  • Date

  • Status

  • Courier

  • Payout Method

In-Store Offers

View In-Store offers and filter them by:

  • Date

  • Status

  • Payout Method

Invoices

Track billing records by:

  • Date

  • Status

  • Salesperson

Edit or Update Customer Details

Open a Customer Profile

Click the customer’s name to view their full profile.

Edit Customer Info

Click Edit to update:

  • Name

  • Company

  • Email

  • Address

  • Building

  • Phone

  • Payout Method

  • Internal Note

Click Save once changes are complete.

Access the Customer Portal

Click Open Portal on the top-right to view the customer's experience.


Pagination

Use the pagination on the botom of the page to easily navigate between the sections.


Summary

The Customer Page is your command center for managing customer data in Reusely. From adding new users and editing details to blocking scammers and reviewing offer history, it provides the tools you need to build and manage strong customer relationships.

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