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# Customer Service (Tenant Managed)

Tenant-managed

Create, manage, and delete customer profiles.

{% hint style="info" %}
This part of the Customer Service is managed in the tenant by employees on behalf of the customers. Actions can be performed in Emporix Management Dashboard directly, or by integrating the Emporix API Customer Service with a third-party application.
{% endhint %}

### Key Features and benefits

* Provides rich customer profiles that are extensible with custom fields
* Supports multiple addresses for payment and delivery
* Supports social login for different platforms
* Offers self-service for customers to manage their profile information
* Provides convenient login and removes login barriers with SSO for social logins
* Captures data important for the business to serve customers better
* Ensures secure login for customers to access their profiles


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