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# How To Add Customers Manually
In FlowBookings, you can add customers manually to your dashboard. This is useful in cases where you want to create a booking for a customer manually.
Follow these instructions to create a customer manually in FlowBookings:
1. Go to the **Customers** page and click the **New Customer** button.
2. Enter the details of the Customer such as their First Name, Last Name, Email, and Phone number.
3. Click on the Save button and your customer will be added to the platform.
Once the customer is added, it'll be visible on the Customers list.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Tip:** You can mention in the Note field that the customer was added manually. This will help you easily identify customers that you've added manually.
{% endhint %}
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