# Customers - Overview

Customers are users who book appointments by filling out the forms on your website. Whenever a booking is made, FlowBookings automatically creates a customer for that user.&#x20;

On this page, you can view all the information about the customers booking your services.&#x20;

You can change the number of records displayed on the page by selecting the "Rows per page" option and choosing your desired number. You can also search for Customers by using the search bar at the top.&#x20;

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You can view/manage all your customers from the Customers page in FlowBookings. On this page, you can:

1. View customers along with their information
2. Edit/Customize customers&#x20;
3. Add new customers manually

The Customers page displays the following information:

**Customer Name:** The name a customer enters when they fill out the booking form.&#x20;

**Email:** The email used by the customer while booking the appointment.&#x20;

**Phone Number:** The phone number entered by the customer while filling out the booking form.&#x20;

**Last Appointment:** The date of the last appointment made by the customer.&#x20;

**Total Bookings:** The total bookings made by the customer.

FlowBookings lets you manually add or delete customers. Check out the articles below to learn how you can add/delete customers manually.&#x20;


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