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In this video, I’m going to discuss creating a new B2C Customer Account in the KIBO Platform. In this video, I’m going to discuss creating a new B2C Customer Account in the KIBO Platform. There are two ways to create a new B2C Account in KIBO. The first method we’ll cover is through the Storefront. Shoppers can click the “Account Login” icon, which in this example is located on the top right. There are two ways to create a new B2C Account in KIBO. The first method we’ll cover is through the Storefront. Shoppers can click the “Account Login” icon, which in this example is located on the top right. This will open the “Log In” modal window. In this window, we’ll click the “Register Now” link at the bottom. This will open the “Log In” modal window. In this window, we’ll click the “Register Now” link at the bottom. In the “Register Now” modal, all information is required. After completing all fields and meeting the “Password Requirements”, click “Create An Account” to create the new Customer Account. In the “Register Now” modal, all information is required. After completing all fields and meeting the “Password Requirements”, click “Create An Account” to create the new Customer Account. The second method allows us to create a new B2C Customer Account directly in the KIBO Admin UI. This process requires us to create a new “Offline” Order. To do that, we’ll navigate to the “Orders” Dashboard in the left menu. On the “MAIN” tab, click “Orders”, then click the “Orders” submenu. The second method allows us to create a new b2c customer account directly in the kibo admin UI. This process requires us to create a new offline order. To do that. We’ll navigate to the orders dashboard in the left menu, on the main tab, click orders, then click the order Sub menu. This is the “Orders” Dashboard. We discussed this Dashboard in a separate video. This is the “Orders” Dashboard. We discussed this Dashboard in a separate video. Next, we’ll need to click the “Create New Order” dropdown, and then select the “Site” where we want to create the new “Offline” Order. In this example, we’ll select “KIBO Retail”. Next, we’ll need to click the “Create New Order” dropdown, and then select the “Site” where we want to create the new “Offline” Order. In this example, we’ll select “KIBO Retail”. On the new “Offline” order that is created, we’ll click the “Create New Customer” button. On the new “Offline” order that is created, we’ll click the “Create New Customer” button. This will open a “Create Customer” modal. On this modal, we’ll need to enter all required information, such as “First Name”, “Last Name”, and “Email”. We also need to ensure that the “Create shopper account” checkbox is checked, which happens by default.Optionally, we can select the “Opt-in to Marketing” or “Tax Exempt” fields, as applicable. This will open a create customer model. On this modal, we’ll need to enter all required information, such as first name, last name and email. We also need to ensure that the create Shopper account checkbox is checked, which happens by default. Optionally, we can select the opt-in to marketing or tax-exempt Fields as applicable. Clicking “Add” in the “Customer Segments” field opens a “Select Segments” modal which allows us to add any applicable Segments to the new Customer Account. This is also optional. Clicking “Add” in the “Customer Segments” field opens a “Select Segments” modal which allows us to add any applicable Segments to the new Customer Account. This is also optional. When we have the “Create Customer” modal configured as needed, we’ll click “Save & Create Address”.Alternatively, we can click “Reset” to clear all fields, or “Cancel” to return to the “Offline” Order page. When we have the “Create Customer” modal configured as needed, we’ll click “Save & Create Address”. Alternatively, we can click “Reset” to clear all fields, or “Cancel” to return to the “Offline” Order page. This opens the “Edit Address” modal. All required fields are noted by a green “star”.When we have configured all “Address” fields as needed, we can click the “Validate” button. The KIBO Platform will provide us with an automatically edited version that may be selected for use. This validation may capitalize words, expand the zip code, or otherwise standardize the formatting. This opens the “Edit Address” modal. All required fields are noted by a green “star”. When we have configured all “Address” fields as needed, we can click the “Validate” button. The KIBO Platform will provide us with an automatically edited version that may be selected for use. This validation may capitalize words, expand the zip code, or otherwise standardize the formatting. When we have configured and validated all “Address” information, we’ll click “Save” to create the new Customer Account. When we have configured and validated all “Address” information, we’ll click “Save” to create the new Customer Account. We can view the new B2C Customer Account by navigating to the “Customers” Dashboard. To do that, in the left menu, on the “MAIN” tab, click “Customers”, then click the “Customers” submenu. We can view the new b2c customer account by navigating to the customer’s dashboard. To do that in the left menu, on the main tab, click customers, then, click the customer Sub menu. This is the “Customers” Dashboard. We discussed this Dashboard in a separate video.Once on this page, we can use Search or Advanced Filtering, or simply scroll to find the new Customer Account. When we’ve located it, we can click on it to open the Customer Account Detail page. This is the “Customers” Dashboard. We discussed this Dashboard in a separate video. Once on this page, we can use Search or Advanced Filtering, or simply scroll to find the new Customer Account. When we’ve located it, we can click on it to open the Customer Account Detail page. This is the Customer Account Detail page for the new B2C Customer Account we created. This is the Customer Account Detail page for the new B2C Customer Account we created.

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