Customers
Know everyone who buys from you.
Every buyer lands in one list, with their orders, your notes and their addresses. Even guests. Even when her AI placed the order.
Why now
53%
of consumers across eleven countries used AI to shop in the past three months.
Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026
Her AI shops. She stays your customer.
More shopping starts in a chat now. When the order comes in, the person behind it lands in your list.
Try it
Find the right people in one press.
Choose a condition and see who stays on the list.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
Narrow the list
2 customers on this list
- Ada Moreau
- Ben Okafor
- Chloe Martin
- Dev Patel
- Elin Berg
- Farah Khan
The real screen
Everyone in one list.
See orders, spend and who agreed to email. Then narrow the list and save it as a view.
How it works
A full record, with little to do.
They arrive by themselves
An email at checkout makes someone a customer, with or without an account.
You add what you know
Write a private note, add your own tags and keep their other addresses.
You bring your own list
Import a spreadsheet file. Or download your list, fix it and send it back.
What you get
Everything about one person.
- Orders and total spent
- Private notes
- An address book
- Import from a spreadsheet file
- Groups you keep by hand
- Saved views of your list
- Store credit
- Sign-in with an emailed code
For AI agents
Her assistant can come with her.
With her yes, her own AI assistant signs in to her account to follow orders and buy. One switch closes that door.
The real screen
You remember who ordered what.
Their note and their past orders are there when you pack a parcel or answer a question.
Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.
Before you count on it
What to know first.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- Agreeing to email is theirs to do. You can turn it off for someone, but never on.
- A spreadsheet file cannot add anyone to your email list. A customer file skips them. An export from your old shop can carry a clear yes.
- A customer file brings people, not their past orders. One file also has a size limit, so split a long list.
- A shopper linking their own assistant is not on every plan.
Questions
- Do my customers need a password?
- No. They sign in with a code we email them. Shoppers have no passwords here.
- Are guests on the list?
- Yes. An email at checkout makes someone a customer, even with no account.
- What is the difference between a saved view and a group?
- A saved view works out who is in it by itself. A group only changes when you change it.
- Can a customer see my notes and tags?
- No. Notes and tags are for your team. They never show in your shop.
- What if someone asks me to delete their details?
- Open their page. You can download everything we keep, or erase them. Orders stay, with their details taken out.
Next
Keep every customer in one place.
Start building your shop today. No card needed.