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- ID. The unique ID attached to the customer.
- Social title. Customers can declare their social title, which are matched with a genre and can help you better customize your customers' experience. There are two default social titles (Mr. and Mrs.), but you can create more in the "Titles" page under the "Customers settings" page in the "Shop Parameters" menu.
- First name and Last name. The customer's name.
- Email address. The email address the customer used to register on your shop.
- Sales. How much the customer has spent on your shop so far.
- Enabled. Indicates whether the customer is active or not. You can disable an account by clicking on the green checkmark.
- Newsletter. Indicates whether the customer is subscribed to your shop's newsletter or not. You can unsubscribe from it by clicking on the green "Yes"checkmark.
- Partner offers. Indicates whether the account has accepted to receive e-mails from your partners or not. You can unsubscribe it clicking on the green "Yes"checkmark. Do not subscribe a user to these e-mails without their consent, as this is considered spam.
- Registration date and last visit can always be useful when sorting user accounts.
- Actions. You can edit the user's account, simply view it in full (with its messages, orders, addresses, vouchers, etc.), or trash it forever.
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Below the customers table is the "Set required fields for this section" button. It opens a form where you can indicate if a database field is necessary or not by checking the appropriate boxes: this way, you can make make it so fields such as "newsletter" or "partner offers" are mandatory when a visitor is creating a customer account on your shop.
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