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Website CRM manages customers who interact with your website—visitors who make purchases, submit forms, or subscribe.

Purpose

Track and manage:
  • Product buyers
  • Form submissions
  • Customer information
  • Purchase history
  • Subscriptions

Accessing Website CRM

  1. Open your website in the editor
  2. Click the CRM tab

CRM Structure

Customers Tab

Left panel shows customer list:
  • Customer name/email
  • Search input
  • Add Customer button
Right panel shows selected customer details.

Billing Tab

View all invoices for this website:
  • Invoice list
  • Invoice details
  • Payment status

Customer Details

When you select a customer:

Info Section

  • Name
  • Email
  • Company
  • Notes
  • Update/Delete buttons

Billing Summary

  • Total Billed
  • Outstanding
  • Paid

Billing History

  • Past invoices
  • Payment status
  • Actions (copy link, download, refund)

Subscriptions

  • Active subscriptions
  • Subscription management

Website CRM vs Workspace CRM

Website CRMWorkspace CRM
Website customersAgency clients
Product buyersPeople you bill for services
In website editorIn workspace sidebar
Per-websiteWorkspace-wide

Use Cases

E-commerce

Track customers who buy products:
  • Purchase history
  • Subscription status
  • Customer notes

Lead Generation

Manage form submissions:
  • Contact requests
  • Quote inquiries
  • Newsletter signups

Membership Sites

Track subscribers:
  • Active memberships
  • Billing history
  • Renewal dates