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# Customer Group
## Guide
This is how to manage the Customer Group on the Customers page.
### **Create a New Customer Group**
1. Select the customer menu on the "**Faspay Billing**" menu, then display the Customer menu page. Click "**Customer Group**" to display the customer group page, and click "**+Create**" to add a new customer group.
Customer Group Page
2. On the Add new group form, input data, then click "**Save**" to save the data.
Save Customer Group
3. The data that has been successfully added will be displayed on the customer group list page.
Customer Group Page
### **Search & Sort List Data Customer Group**
1. On the customer group list page, users can search and filter data as needed by "**Group Name**” or by "**Description**" using the search form.
Search Form
2. This is an example of displaying data based on the "**Group Name**" filter.
Search Result
### **Delete Customer Group Data**
1. Checklist the data on the customer group list page, then click "**Delete**”.
Delete Customer Group
2. A confirmation message notification will be displayed, to continue click "**Yes**”.
Delete Data Confirm
3. The data that was successfully deleted will not be available on the customer group list page.
Data Successfully Deleted
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