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Using the Customer list to search for members
Using the Customer list to search for members

Learn how to create a list of your Members using our step-by-step guide

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Written by Anni
Updated over 3 months ago

Please note: The Membership feature is only available on the Standard Plan and above, using Stripe as their integrated payment provider

If you'd like to generate a visual list of your members (rather than exporting a CSV file), you can easily filter and display this information directly on Bookwhen.

This article covers:


How to generate the search

  1. Select Customers from the left-hand menu:

    Screenshot of the admin screen with an arrow pointing at the 'Customers' option on the left-hand side menu. This highlights where users should click to open their customer list search.

  2. Filter your search by membership by selecting the relevant ones from the Filter by section:

    Screenshot of search filter option, highlighting the 'Filter by' option. This is where users can select how they'd like to filter their search results.

  3. Press Add to apply the filter.

  4. Once the 'Memberships' box appears in the filter section, click into the field:

    Screenshot of search filter option with an arrow pointing at the 'Memberships' box, highlighting where users should click to filter their search by membership.

  5. Select the membership types you wish to display. For example, you might choose Monthly, Yearly, or any other membership plan you have set up.

    1. You can add multiple membership types by clicking into the box again and selecting additional options.

  6. Once you’ve selected your membership types, select Search to generate and display the filtered list.

The page will update to display the filtered members that match your selection criteria. This visual list allows you to review key details at a glance, such as member names, contact information, and membership status.


Further filtering

If you wish to refine the list even further, you can use additional filters, such as Active status, to keep track of who currently has access to your services.

To do this, select Membership status from the Filter by drop-down list:

Screenshot of search filter option with an arrow pointing at 'Membership status' in the 'Filter by' dropdown options. This setting allows users to search by status when generating results.

Then press Add. From here, you can select the status type, such as Active, Cancelled, Due to cancel, and Payment failed:

Screenshot of search filter option highlighting the different membership statuses that users can search by: Active, Cancelled, Due to cancel and Payment failed.

  • Alternatively, you can search by individual membership number by selecting Membership number from the Filter by drop-down menu, then typing the membership number into the field.


Saving or exporting the list

If you decide that you would like to save the list for future reference, you can still export it as a CSV.

To do this, select the Options drop-down menu, then Export customers (CSV):

Customer search screen example with an arrow pointing at the 'Export customers (CSV)' option within the 'Options' drop-down menu. This is what users should click to download a copy of their search.

This will then download the list, which you can open in your spreadsheet software of choice (e.g., Excel, Google Sheets, etc.).


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