Customers
The Customers page displays a full list of all your customers alongside their name, email address and customer ID. Each customer is labelled as either Active or Inactive, which encompasses one of the four states we have designated for plans:
- Active
- In trial (Active)
- Paused (Active).
- Cancelled (Inactive)
Newly created customers who do not yet have a subscription will also display as 'Active.'
To search for specific customers, simply use the search bar function. To view individual customers, click them to access their page which contains their personal data.
Adding a new customer
To add a new customer without a subscription, select the button in the top right-hand corner of the page labelled, 'Add a new customer'.
Enter the customer's basic details (name, email and billing address) into the modal and then choose whether you want to enter their payment details manually or to send the customer an email with a request to update their payment details themselves.
You can still add a new customer without providing payment details, but we would recommend always attempting to add payment details at this stage, otherwise you won't be able to add a subscription to the customer's account without getting their payment details first.
Exporting customer data
To export your customer data, click the 'Export' button in the top right corner of the Customers page.
We'll generate the data in the background so you can keep using the Billsby control panel. Once the export is complete, we'll email you a link to download the file in a .CSV format.
If you filter by state date and end date, we’ll only export customers that were created between those dates. If you do not filter by date, we'll export all customers.
This will export the following customer data:
- Customer Unique ID
- Full name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Customer created on date
- Status
- Billing address line 1
- Billing address line 2
- Billing address city
- Billing address country
- Billing address state/region
- Billing address postcode
Updated about 2 years ago