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The Customers page lists the people who paid you and the people you billed. AgentaOS adds a customer when someone pays you for the first time. It also adds one when you bill someone by email, on an invoice or on a checkout your server creates. You do not add or import customers yourself. A customer’s details come from what the buyer typed at checkout, or from what you entered on the invoice: email, name, country, and VAT number. Test mode and live mode keep separate customer lists.

The Customers page

The Customers page with three customers: Alex Buyer with 10 euros revenue and 1 payment, and two billed customers with no payments yet, each row with a Create invoice button

The Customers page. Each row shows the customer's revenue and number of payments.

In the sidebar, click Customers. Each row shows:
  • The customer’s name or email.
  • Revenue: what the customer paid you, before VAT.
  • Payments: how many payments they made.
  • Last active: their most recent activity.
A customer you billed who has not paid yet shows a dash for revenue and payments. Type in Search customers to find a customer by name or email. Click Create invoice in a row to bill that customer. Click a row to open the customer. The customer page shows their details, when you first saw them, and their invoices.

From code

The API returns the same list. It is read-only: there is no call to create or update a customer. The full reference is in Customers (SDK) and agenta customers.
The list is newest first, and each call returns { items, total, hasMore }.
string
Customer UUID.
string
Customer email.
string | null
Customer name.
string | null
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code.
string | null
VAT number, if the customer gave one.
string | null
Lowercase currency of this customer record, for example eur. A buyer has one record per currency, so the same email can appear once per currency.
string
ISO 8601. When AgentaOS first added this customer.

Next steps

Invoices

Every invoice a customer has.

Subscriptions

Customers with a running subscription.