How to find customers who haven't bought in 30, 60 or 90 days

How to find customers who haven't bought in 30, 60 or 90 days

Customers who drift away rarely tell you. This filter builds the list of who has stopped buying, so you can call them back.

How to filter

  1. Go to Customers.
  2. Tap the filter icon.
  3. Under Only customers without purchases in the last, choose 30, 60, 90 or 120 days.
  4. Tap Apply.

The list shows only those who haven't bought for at least that long, with a No purchases in the last X days chip at the top. To undo it, tap the x on the chip.

While the filter is on, each customer in the list shows their last purchase date — so you can tell who drifted off recently from who left long ago.

Combine it with other filters

The same screen lets you narrow further:

  • Category — to talk to one group of customers only.
  • BalanceNegative brings up those who disappeared owing you money, which is a very different call from someone who left square.
  • StatusActives so you don't waste time on records you've already switched off.

What to do with the list

A sequence that works:

  1. 30 days — regulars who paused. A simple message usually brings them back.
  2. 60 days — worth a special offer or news of something new.
  3. 90 or 120 days — a cold customer. This is where a real promotion goes, or where you accept they've moved on.

If the customer also has a negative balance, start with the collection: winning the sale back comes after settling the account.



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