Customer Crud

Purpose

Customers are the lifeblood of any business. They are individuals or entities that purchase goods or services.

What is E-commerce Customer ?

An E-Commerce Customer is anyone who buys, rents, licenses, uses, sells, or gets an Xxxxxxxxx. Xxx Product, either directly from E-Commerce or through its subsidiaries, affiliates, successors, lessees, or assigns.

Features & Demos

The Customer CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionality offers a wide range of features, including the ability to display all Customers. Furthermore, it provides bulk actions that allow you to delete multiple pieces of Customers with a single click and update Customers, offering the following features:

• Create a New Customer
• Edit/Update the details of an already existing Customer.
• Clone Customer details.
• Autofill Customer fields.
• Sort the Customer list in ascending/descending order.
• Perform Bulk Actions to change the status, trash, or delete Customer.
• List All existing Customer.
• Filter the Customer list by searching using different fields.
• Filter the Customer list by different status, including trashed Customer.
• Delete an existing Customer.
• Delete or temporarily trash an already existing Customer.

Overview Of Customer Crud

First time when you interact with Customer in VaahStore, it will appear like this: at the top, you'll find Customer name, along with options such as a Create button for adding new Customer, a Reload button for retrieving the entire list of data, and a dropdown button for creating multiple entries with a single click. And a left-side you can access all other crud like store, Customer etc.

Requirement to create a Customer

Customer Table

The Customer Table contains all the customers registered in VaahStore. Using this table, you can search for any customer in the list using the search filter. The table also provides you with the option to view and update the details of the customer,exclusively accessible to those with the necessary permissions and roles.

Understanding Customer Table

In the Customer Table, you'll find essential details about customers such as their first name, last name, and email. The table features an eye-shaped "View" button that allows you to access comprehensive customer information, including details about the user who created the customer entry, update history, name, email, and more.

Adjacent to the View button is a pencil-shaped "Update" button. This button enables authorized users, those with the necessary permissions, to modify customer details.

Lastly, there's a "Trash" button. This button serves a dual purpose: it allows users to remove a record from the visible list without permanently deleting it. Instead, it initiates a soft delete, sending the record to a designated trash area. You can retrieve these records at any time by applying the trash filter, providing a safety net for data recovery when needed.

Understanding Customer Create Form

The Customer Creation Form is designed to capture essential customer details, and users are required to fill in specific fields to initiate the creation of a new customer record. Mandatory fields include first name, last name, email, etc.

Key features of the Create Form

Dropdown Menu Options

When you click on the down-arrow button, a menu with various options appears. These options serve different purposes:

1.Create and Close

Initiates the creation of a new customer record and closes the form upon submission.

2.Create and New

Creates a new customer entry and keeps the form open for immediate subsequent entries.

3.Create and Clone

Useful for creating entries for customers who share similar details. The form autofills with the details of the previously created customer, allowing for efficient data entry with minor adjustments.

4.Fill and Reset

Fills all the form fields with dummy data, facilitating testing or demonstration purposes. These functionalities enhance user flexibility and efficiency when creating and managing customer records through the form.

Understanding the Customer Update Form

Our Customer Update Form is a handy tool for managing customer information. You can use it when creating new records or updating existing ones. To update a record, just click the pencil button, and the update form will pop up with all the details of that customer. Keep in mind that only users with the right permissions can make these updates.

Key Features of the Update Form

Dropdown Menu Options

Clicking the down-arrow button shows a menu with different choices:

1. Save and Close

This option lets you update customer details and close the update form in one go.

2. Save and New

Use this option to save the updated customer details and start creating a new form at the same time.

3. Save and Clone

This feature is handy when updating info for customers with similar details. The form fills in with the details of a previously created customer, making it easy to make small changes.

4.Trash

When you trash a record, it's like a soft delete. The record won't show up in the regular list, but if you use filters and include 'trash,' you can see records with this tag.

5.Delete

You can also delete records using the update form bulk menu, which is helpful when you want to remove multiple records at once.

Important Filters In Customer Crud

Exploring Customer Group Filter

In our filter section, there's a handy tool that lets you sort customers based on their groups. This means you can see only those customers who belong to specific groups that you choose. It's a useful way to narrow down the list and focus on customers associated with particular groups.

Here's how it works: when you use the filter, pick the customer groups you're interested in. The system then shows you a tailored list containing only customers from the selected groups. What's cool is that you can use this filter with multiple customer groups at the same time.

In simpler terms, this feature helps you concentrate on a specific set of customers who share common traits or group affiliations. It makes it easier to find the information you need by allowing you to refine your data based on different customer groups.

Exploring Date Range Filter

In our filter section, there's a handy feature in the form of Date Range Filters. These filters assist in refining the customer list based on when they were created. Here's how it works: you get to pick two dates, a start date and an end date, and the system then filters the data accordingly.

So, let's say you want to see customers who were created between a specific period. You can choose the starting date and ending date, and the system will display a list of customers created within that timeframe.

In simpler terms, the Date Range Filters help you narrow down the customer list based on when they joined. It's a straightforward way to focus on a specific time period and get the information you need without unnecessary clutter.

Delete

API

create

URL

POST <public-url>/public/api/store/customers

Request samples

parameter = [
    "email",                              // String
    "username",                          // String
    "display_Name",                     // String
    "title",                           // String
    "first_name",                     // String
    "middle_name",                   // String
    "last_name",                    // String
    "gender",                      // String
    "country_calling_code",                        // integer
    "phone"                                       //integer
    "bio"                                        //text
    "website"                                   //string
    "timezone"                                 //string 
    "alternate_email"                         //string
    "avatar_url"                             //string 
    "birth"                                 //date
    "country"                              //string
    "is_active",                          // integer
];

Response sample

{
    "status": "success",
    "messages": [
        "Saved"
    ],
    "data": {
        ...........
        ...........
        ...........
    }
}

Get List

URL

GET <public-url>/public/api/store/customers?rows={number_of_rows}

Response sample

{
    "success": true,
    "data": {
        ...........
        ...........
        ...........
    }
}

Get Record

URL

GET <public-url>/public/api/store/customers/{record_id}

Response sample

{
    "success": true,
    "data": {
        ...........
        ...........
        ...........
    }
}

Save Customer

URL

POST <public-url>/public/api/store/customers

Request samples

parameter = [
    ..........
    'same as create'
    ..........
    "customers": {
      
        "id"                        // customer id
        "email"                   // string
        "is_active"                    // integer
    },
];