# Customer Data

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### Store full Customer Details

When Customers create an account with you while checking out on your website, their details are stored within Venditan Commerce.

You can also manually create individual customers and populate their details in the platform.

This process can also be completed from our [EPOS software](/docs/in-store-epos.md).

**Customer Details** include:

* Title
* First Name
* Last Name
* Customer ID
* Billing Addresses
* Postal Addresses
* Phone Number
* Email Address
* Gender

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### Create and assign Customer Types

Create and assign **Customer Types** to help categorise your customers.

By default, all customers must be assigned to a Customer Type. Our default Customer Types are Retail, Trade, and In-Store.

Customer Type history is tracked over time so you can review any changes.

Customer Types drive various platform functions including [Group-Based Pricing](/docs/product-information-management-pim/product-pricing.md#set-different-prices-for-different-customer-types) and customer-specific Delivery Methods.

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### Create and assign Customer Attributes

Create and assign **Customer Attributes** to customers to enrich the data and help with segmentation, reporting and personalisation.

Venditan Commerce can support an unlimited number of Customer Attributes.

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### Create and assign Customer Tags

Create and assign **Customer Tags** to customers to group them as you require.

This lets you quickly identify a particular set of Customers when sorting your customer data.

Venditan Commerce can support an unlimited number of Customer Tags.


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