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* Each customer is automatically tagged to indicate **which product and variant** they signed up for.

{% hint style="info" %} If you add additional questions (such as name or phone number) to the waitlist form, the customer’s name, phone number, and email will be saved and visible when you open the customer record. {% endhint %} #### View all waitlist customers 1. Go to **Shopify Admin → Customers**. 2. Apply a filter: **Customer tag contains** `Mini: ComingSoon & Waitlist`. This shows all email addresses collected through the app.

You can find which customer interested in which products too. Moreover, you can also search for specific 'product ID - variant ID' to see the list of interested customers for that particular product.

In case a product has many variants and you want to list all customers interested in that particular product, then you can search for those customers like this ⬇️

Here in the search bar write your product ID that you are looking for

This lists all customers leave their email address in this product page

* Click **reports,** then click products one by one to see which email addresses you get per variant.

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