One record for every customer

Save a customer once and their contact details and addresses fill in on everything you send them. Their invoices, payments and form submissions stay on the record instead of scattering across your inbox.

One record
documents, payments and history
Autofilled
addresses onto what you send
Flagged
before a duplicate is created

What lives on a record

  • Their documents

    Invoices, recurring invoices, payments and form submissions, all on one record.

  • Contact and address

    Saved once, and filled onto every document you send.

  • Duplicate warnings

    Flagged before you accidentally create a second record.

Everything in one place

Stop digging for a customer's history

A customer is a record, not a name you retype. Their details fill in your documents, and what you have sent them and what they have paid stays on that record instead of spread across your inbox and a folder somewhere.

  • Contact and address

    Save a customer once with their contact details, a billing address and a shipping address, and it fills your documents in from then on.

  • Their documents linked

    Invoices, recurring invoices, payments and form submissions all sit against the customer they belong to, so history is never split up.

  • Created for you

    A customer record is created automatically when someone pays a checkout, buys through your Store, signs up for an event or submits a form page.

Duplicate warnings

Caught before it becomes two records

The same customer under two records is how history goes missing. When the email address you are entering already belongs to someone in your list, Chronly says so before the second record exists — and then gets out of the way.

  • Matched on email addressChronly checks the email against the customers you already have in this company as you create a new one.
  • Warned before it is savedA warning appears before a second record for the same person or business gets created, naming the customer you already have.
  • You decideUse the existing customer to keep their history in one place, or create it anyway if it truly is someone new.

Maple Ridge Landscaping

Active
  • TypeBusiness
  • Email[email protected]
  • Phone(604) 555-0148
  • Documents14 invoices & payments
  • Open balance$0.00
  • Created fromCheckout · Spring Cleanup

Illustrative record.

Possible duplicate

This email address matches an existing customer, Maple Ridge Landscaping Ltd. Use that record instead, or create this one anyway if it is a different customer.

What you get

One record, and everything hanging off it

  • One record per customer

    Contact details, billing and shipping addresses, and the documents they are tied to, kept in one place.

  • Duplicate warnings

    A matching email is flagged before a second record for the same person or business gets created.

  • Address autofill

    Saved billing and shipping addresses fill in on the quotes, invoices and documents you send.

  • Their history in one place

    Invoices, recurring invoices, payments and form submissions stay visible on the customer instead of scattered across separate records.

  • Created automatically

    A new customer is created for you from a checkout, a cart order, an event signup or a form-page submission.

  • Businesses and individuals

    Save a customer as a company or a person, with the contact details that make sense for each.

Questions

Customers in Chronly

What shows up on a customer record?

Their contact details and addresses, plus the invoices, recurring invoices, payments and form submissions tied to that customer — all on one page.

How does Chronly warn me about duplicate customers?

If the email address matches a customer you already have, you get a warning before the new record is created, naming the existing customer so you can use that one instead.

What happens when a duplicate warning appears?

You choose. Use the existing customer to keep everything on one record, or create the new one anyway if it really is a different person or business. It is a warning, not a block.

Do addresses autofill onto documents?

Yes. Save a billing and shipping address once on the customer and they fill in on the quotes, invoices and other documents you send them.

Where do new customer records come from?

You can add one by hand, or Chronly creates one for you when:

  • Someone pays a checkout or buys through your Store.
  • Someone signs up for an event.
  • Someone submits a form page you have set to create customers.
Can I save businesses as well as individuals?

Yes. A customer can be a company or a person, with a company name, a contact name, email, phone, and separate billing and shipping addresses.

Keep every customer on a single record

Customers are on our free plan, free forever, with addresses that fill your documents in and a warning before you create the same person twice. Built in Canada.