Youtap ​​Customer Management System​
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Find customer

  1. On the


    CMS

    menu, select Customer.

  2. On the Customer Search tab, use one or more of the following fields to find a customer:

    The text fields accept partial values and are not case-sensitive.

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    Group

    Field

    Description

    Contact

    First Name

    Customer’s first name


    Last Name

    Customer’s last name


    Customer Name

    Customer's full name as recorded under Customer Summary in their customer record

    Customer

    Customer Type

    Type of customer. For example, Merchant, Supplier, Partner.


    Customer Status

    Status of the customer record. For example, EmbryoActive, Closed.

    Account

    Account Type

    Type of account that the customer holds. For example, Staff, Operator, Biller.


    Account Status

    Status of the account. For instance, is the account active, locked or closed?

    Access

    Access Number

    Mobile phone number that the customer uses to access their account


    Access Status

    Status of the access number. For example:

    • Active – The access number is currently in use and operational.

    • Deactivated – The access number has been temporarily disabled.

    • DispatchedThe access card has been sent to the customer, but is not active yet.

    • DeletedThe access number is permanently removed and cannot be reactivated.

    Identifier

    Identifier

    Customer’s identifier number as recorded under Customer Identification in their customer record


    Identifier Type

    Type of identifier. For example, Driver's License, Passport, Birth Certificate.


    Identifier Status

    Status of the identifier.

    • ALL – Searches for both verified and unverified identifiers.

    • Verified – The authenticity of the identification has been confirmed by checking official records to ensure that it is genuine and belongs to the person presenting it.

    • Unverified – The authenticity of the identification has not been confirmed. This may mean that the document has not been checked yet, or there are concerns about its authenticity.

    Dates

    Creation date start


    Date range within which the customer's account was created


    Creation date end

  3. Click Search to view a list of customers who match your search criteria.

  4. On locating the customer in the list displayed, click the row to open the customer record.

    In the example below, we're trying to locate customers whose first name contains the word newt.

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