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# Shopify Customers List

Learn how Quiz Kit can create customers from each quiz submission.

You can set up customer data captured from quizzes to be stored in your Shopify Customers lists.

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## Connecting Shopify Customers List to Quiz Kit

**Steps:**

1. From the Quiz Kit dashboard, click **Integrations**.
2. On the **Shopify** tab, go to **Shopify Customers List.**
3. Click **Enable**.

After you've enabled the integration, all customers who have completed the quiz and left their email address are added as customers in the Shopify **Customers** section, with the tag `Quiz Kit app subscriber`. 

You can learn more about how to [collect customer contact information](/building-a-quiz/collecting-customer-data.md).


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