Customers
Customers in SetGet represent the people or organizations that submit requests through intake channels. By maintaining customer records, your team can track who is requesting what, identify patterns, prioritize requests from key accounts, and maintain a communication history across projects.
What is a customer record?
A customer record is a contact entry that links a person or company to their intake submissions. It is not a user account -- customers do not log into SetGet. Instead, customer records are created automatically (from email intake) or manually (by a team member) and associated with submissions.
Customer fields
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Yes | The customer's full name or display name |
| Yes | Primary email address (used for matching and communication) | |
| Company | No | Organization or company name |
| Phone | No | Contact phone number |
| Website | No | Company or personal website |
| Notes | No | Free-text notes about the customer |
| Tags | No | Custom tags for categorization (e.g., "Enterprise", "Beta", "VIP") |
Creating a customer
Automatic creation
When an email is received through email intake and the sender's email does not match an existing customer record, SetGet creates a new customer automatically using the email's From name and address.
When a form submission includes an email field, the same automatic matching and creation applies.
Manual creation
- Go to the Customers section in the workspace sidebar.
- Click Add Customer.
- Fill in the fields.
- Click Save.
From a submission
- Open an intake submission that does not have a linked customer.
- Click Link Customer in the submission details panel.
- Search for an existing customer or click Create New.
- Fill in the fields and click Save.
Customer list
The customer list shows all customer records in the workspace. Use the list to:
- Search by name, email, or company.
- Filter by tag.
- Sort by name, submission count, or last submission date.
- Export the customer list as CSV.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Customer name |
| Primary email | |
| Company | Organization |
| Submissions | Total intake submissions linked to this customer |
| Last submission | Date of the most recent submission |
| Tags | Assigned tags |
Customer detail page
Click on a customer to open their detail page:
- Contact information -- name, email, company, phone, website.
- Notes -- free-text area for internal notes.
- Tags -- add or remove tags.
- Submission history -- a list of all intake submissions linked to this customer, across all projects.
- Work items -- a list of work items that originated from this customer's submissions.
Linking customers to submissions
SetGet automatically links customers to submissions by matching the submitter's email address to an existing customer record. If no match is found:
- Email intake -- a new customer is created automatically.
- Form intake -- a new customer is created if the form requires an email.
- In-app intake -- the submission uses the guest's workspace profile. A customer record can be linked manually.
Customer tags
Tags help categorize customers for filtering and prioritization:
| Example tag | Use case |
|---|---|
| Enterprise | High-value customers with SLA commitments |
| Beta | Users testing pre-release features |
| VIP | Customers requiring priority attention |
| Churned | Former customers (for tracking historical requests) |
| Partner | Integration or channel partners |
Create tags in Settings > Customers > Tags or add them directly on a customer record.
Using customer data for prioritization
Customer records help teams prioritize intake submissions:
- Volume -- customers with many submissions may have systemic issues worth prioritizing.
- Tags -- filter the intake queue by customer tag (e.g., show only Enterprise customer submissions).
- History -- review a customer's submission history to understand recurring themes.
TIP
Add customer tags to reflect your business tiers. During triage, filter the intake queue by tag to ensure high-priority customers are reviewed first.
Editing and deleting customers
Edit
- Open the customer detail page.
- Click Edit.
- Modify fields.
- Click Save.
Delete
- Open the customer detail page.
- Click Delete.
- Confirm.
WARNING
Deleting a customer removes the record and its associations. Linked intake submissions and work items are not deleted, but they lose the customer link.
Permissions
| Role | Can view | Can create | Can edit | Can delete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owner | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Admin | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Member | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Guest | No | No | No | No |