Customer's Page

The Customers page is where you manage all websites or apps connected to your Tango.ad account. Each customer represents a separate project with its own campaigns, analytics, and settings.  

What is a Customer?

A Customer is an individual website or app you want to personalize using Tango.ad.

Each customer has:

• Its own campaigns
• Separate analytics data
• Individual settings and integrations

Page Overview

1. Top Bar Actions

• Search Customers
  • Quickly find a specific customer by name.
• Date Filter (e.g., “This month”)
  • Filters analytics data like reach, conversions, and emails based on a selected time period.
• ➕ New Customer Button
  • Click to add a new website or app to your account.

2. Customers Table

Each row represents one customer.

Columns Explained:

• Status
  • Indicates whether the customer is currently active or not.
  • Toggle switch:
    • Active (green) → Campaigns can run
    • Stopped (red) → Campaigns are paused
• Name
  • The customer’s domain or project name.
  • May include:
    • Tags (e.g., “LoyaltIQ”)
    • Description or integration details
• Reach
  • Number of users who saw campaigns.
• Conversions
  • Number of successful actions (e.g., signups, purchases).
• Rate
  • Conversion rate (% of users who converted).
• Emails
  • Number of emails collected or sent via campaigns.
• More Options (⋮)
  • Access additional actions for the customer (e.g., edit, manage settings).

3. Status Toggle

Each customer has a toggle switch:

• Turn ON → Activates campaigns for that customer
• Turn OFF → Stops all campaign activity

Use this to quickly pause or resume personalization without deleting anything.

4. Tags & Labels

Customers may include tags such as:

• Integration types
• Internal labels (e.g., company names, tools)

These help organize and identify projects easily.

5. Pagination

• Located at the bottom of the table
• Navigate between multiple pages of customers

Common Actions

Add a New Customer

1. Click “New Customer”
2. Enter website/app details
3. Configure integrations and settings
4. Save

Activate a Customer

1. Find the customer in the list
2. Toggle the switch to Active

Check Performance

1. Use the date filter
2. Review:
   • Reach
   • Conversions
   • Rate
   • Emails

Find a Customer

• Use the search bar to quickly locate a project

Best Practices

• Keep inactive customers stopped to avoid unnecessary tracking
• Use clear naming for easy identification
• Regularly check conversion rates to monitor performance
• Use tags to group similar customers