August 23, 2026
The Customers section gives you a searchable list of everyone who has ordered from your shop, a detailed profile for each customer, flexible tagging for segmentation, and a map showing where your orders are delivered. Customers sync from Shopify automatically as their orders arrive.
At the top of the page two metrics summarize your customer base:
Below, the customer table shows each customer’s name, tags, location, and order count. You can:
Click any customer to open their profile.
Each customer page brings together everything you know about them:
Tags let you segment customers - wholesale buyers, VIPs, problem cases, local pickup - however fits your business. There are two kinds:
Dynamic tags update on their own; you can only change their color. Assign or remove user-defined tags from any customer’s profile, and filter the customer list by any tag.
Open the Map from the Customers page to see your entire customer base plotted on a world map. Each marker is a postal code where at least one of your orders was delivered - click it to see the city, postal code, and country. When your shop has a logo, it’s used as the marker.
Only customers with at least one delivered, non-cancelled order appear, so the map reflects your real audience rather than test or cancelled orders. Locations are resolved from postal codes automatically in the background; new areas appear on the map shortly after orders are delivered there.
The map works at postal-code level only - exact customer addresses are never shown.
Use it to decide where to target regional ads, which delivery options matter in the areas where your customers cluster, or where an in-person event would reach the most buyers.