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# Where can I find my customer purchase data?

*This feature is only available in the Pro and Ultimate plans.*\
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\&#xNAN;*‍*To see more detailed information about what your customers have been purchasing, you’ll first need to set up a Mailchimp store. If you’re new to Data Mapper for Mailchimp, you’ll be guided through the process during onboarding.\
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If you’re a returning customer, you can head to your [settings page](https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/apps/mailchimp) to connect a new store.\
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Once you’ve connected a Mailchimp store, you’ll start to see your data syncing across to Mailchimp. To find it:

* Open up your [Mailchimp audience](https://us20.admin.mailchimp.com/audience/contacts/)
* Under the “Revenue” and “Orders” columns you should see totals for these groups
* Click on a customer that has a “Revenue” and/or “Order” value
* You can see additional activity in the activity feed here, such as individual orders
* Scroll down to “Predictive analytics” and you can see even more dat,a such as “Spend to date” and “Average order revenue”

You can also see this data by viewing a contact that has made a purchase and in the "predictive analytics" section, select the store you created on our app's settings page as the source. The data below should populate with ordert totals.

When a customer makes a purchase, it will also show up in their activity feed.


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