A customer's profile

Everything BeNotely remembers about one person, what each number means, and the actions that start from their profile.

Open anyone from Customers and you're on their profile: contact details at the top, honest numbers underneath, and everything that has happened between you in tabs.

At the top

Their name, mobile and email, and how long they've been a customer. Three actions sit beside them: Ask for a form, Send a message and New booking. The menu next to those edits their details or archives them.

The numbers

  • Visits. Past bookings that weren't cancelled. A no-show doesn't count as a visit.
  • Total spent. What they've paid you through BeNotely, online and at the counter, with how much of it was paid online.
  • No-shows. Booked and didn't come, marked by you.
  • Last visit, with their next booked appointment underneath when they have one. A date that came across with your customer list shows here until their first visit with you.

The tabs

  • Bookings. Every visit on their record, newest first, with how each was booked and any money paid online.
  • Messages. Every email and text your business has sent them, with its delivery status. Open one to see exactly what they received.
  • Files. Documents kept on their record: scanned consents, photos, a doctor's letter. See Files on a customer's record.
  • Forms. Every consent or consultation form they've signed, with the PDF. See Where signed forms live.

Down the side

  • Groups. Your own segments, such as a colour club or a bridal party. See Customer groups.
  • Usual services. What they book most, counted from their visits.
  • Loyalty. Whether they're in your program and how close they are to a reward, with a Join button for anyone who isn't. See Loyalty.
  • Referral link. Their own link to share, when your referral program runs. See Referrals.
  • Marketing. Whether they've agreed to receive offers and news. Switch it off and campaigns skip them; notes about their own appointments still reach them. See Texts and consent.
  • Notes. Anything worth remembering, such as an allergy or that they prefer quiet appointments. Private to your team; customers never see them.
What does archiving a customer do?

Takes them out of your list and searches without deleting anything. Their bookings, messages and forms stay on the record, and you can unarchive them any time.

Still need a hand?

Drop us a line any time and someone on our team will help you sort it.

support@benotely.com