Customers and CRM

Know who buys, and sell to them accordingly

A customer who shops online and a customer who walks in are the same customer. Tryso keeps one record for each, with their addresses, their group and their history attached.

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What you get

  • Customer records shared by the storefront and the shop floor
  • Multiple saved delivery and billing addresses
  • Customer groups you can price against
  • Wish lists carried between visits
  • Storefront accounts with their own login
  • Newsletter subscribers captured from the shop
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Groups that change the price

Put wholesale buyers, staff or loyalty members into a group and let the group decide what they pay. The same product can carry a different price for each without a second catalogue.

  • Group-based pricing rules
  • Assign customers individually or in bulk
  • Applies online and in person
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Addresses that survive the next order

Customers keep a book of saved addresses, so a repeat delivery does not mean retyping a street. Shipping zones read the district straight off the address to work out the cost.

  • Multiple delivery and billing addresses
  • District-aware for shipping calculation
  • Reused at checkout automatically

Try customers and crm on your own stock

Create an organization on the free plan, load some of your data, and see how it fits before you pay anything.

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