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Contact profiles let you track activity, perform actions, and manage details for each contact and customer on your site.

Access a contact’s profile

  1. Open the Contacts tab from the Dashboard.
  2. Select the name of the person you wish to view.
  3. Click Open full profile:
Customer Profiles include different features than Contact Profiles. Refer below for the different features. For more details learn the Difference between Customers and Contacts.

Customer profile features

Customer profile features

Lifecycle

Track a Customer’s lifecycle including

  • Offers Purchased and Granted
  • Email Campaigns sent
  • Email recipient actions on broadcast and sequence emails (e.g., opened, clicked, unsubscribed, complained, or bounced)
  • Forms submitted
  • Lifespan: number of days from start date (date added to Contacts through import, purchase, or opt-in)
  • Purchases: number of purchases made and Offers Granted
  • Net Revenue: Net revenue generated by Customer
Note: Lifecycle will only display the last 20 actions.

Info

  • Added on date
  • Net Revenue
  • Subscription to Marketing Emails Status
  • Customer Start Date
  • Sign in count: total number of sign ins
  • Last activity at: The date and time of the Customer’s last activity on your site. Learn more
  • Additional Info: Customer ID & Products owned

Purchases

  • Offers Purchased
  • Offers Granted (this includes information about the person that granted the Offer: Owner or account user.)
Note: In the event of an Account User granting, revoking, or canceling a Customer’s Offer or Product access, you can see the person responsible (noted by their email address) by navigating to the Customer and viewing their Purchases tab.

Products

  • Products owned by Customer

Notes

  • Add notes.
  • Review and remove previous notes.

Edit details

Edit Customer Details to update the name, email, and form submission answers of Customers.
  • Name
  • Email
  • External user id for third-party integrations
  • Contact Information
  • Custom Fields
Read Edit contact information for details.

Send password

Send a password reset link to a Customer.

More actions

  • Mute Customers. Read Muting Customers for details.
  • Hide a Customer’s profile from the Contacts tab.
  • Grant Offers to Customers. Read Grant an Offer to learn more.
  • Change Password for a Customer.
  • Delete a Customer permanently. Read Delete a Customer for details.

Tags

Add Tags to filter and segment your List to easily organize and categorize it. Tags can be used when sending Email Campaigns and creating Automations. Read Use Tags to learn more.

Contact profile features

Contact profile features

Lifecycle

Track a Contact’s lifecycle including

  • Email Campaigns sent
  • Email recipient actions on broadcast and sequence emails (e.g., opened, clicked, unsubscribed, complained, or bounced)
  • Forms submitted
  • Lifespan: number of days from start date (date added to Contacts through import or opt-in)
  • Purchases: number of purchases made (As a contact, this will appear as a 0 until converted into a Customer)
  • Net Revenue: Net revenue generated by a Contact (As a contact, this will appear as a 0 unless converted into a Customer with a Purchase)
Note: Lifecycle will only display the last 20 actions.

Info

Purchases

This will remain empty unless converted into a Customer.

Products

This will remain empty unless converted into a Customer.

Notes

  • Add notes.
  • Review and remove previous notes.

Edit details

Edit Contact Details to update the name, email, and form submission answers of Contacts.
  • Name
  • Email
  • Contact Information
  • Custom Fields
Read Edit contact information for details.

More actions

  • Hide a Contact’s profile from the Contacts Dashboard.
  • Grant Offers to a Contact and convert into a Customer. Read Grant an Offer to learn more.
  • Delete a Contact permanently. Read Delete a Customer for details.

Tags

Add Tags to filter and segment your List to easily organize and categorize it. Tags can be used when sending Email Campaigns and creating Automations. Read Use Tags to learn more.