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Create the record, decide what the checkout collects, then group and report on what you have. One customer record holds everything TWICE knows about a person or a company: their details, the orders they have had, and the items they took out. For what a single view or tab does, see Customers. For how the data is modelled, read the customer profiles and customer groups concepts.

Customer records

Create a profile, read its history, and handle a company record.

Create a customer

The fields, and attaching a customer to an order as order customer or billing contact.

Business customers

Company records, tax IDs, and who pays when the company is not who collects.

Import customers

The CSV columns, and why import only ever creates.

Read a customer's history

What they have had, and how it came back.
Customers cannot sign in to the storefront to manage their own orders. Every change goes through your counter or a checkout link you send them.

Data you collect

Decide what the checkout asks for, and where the answers land.

Collect data at checkout

Which questions belong where, and where each answer lands.

Verify customer identity

Identity documents, and the retention decision to make first.

Segmentation

Group customers, and get a segment out to the tool that will use it.

Segment customers

Tags for membership, attributes for facts, and saved views.

Export customers

Getting a consented segment into your email tool.

Privacy

Answer an access or erasure request, and know what survives one.

Handle a data request

Access and erasure requests, and what stays on the financial record.