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# Configure Default Account Groups of Retail Customers

Earlier, when an account was created for a retail customer, then that account automatically goes into “Nil” account group.

But now, you can set the configuration for Registered and Un-registered customers via new option added in Setup Retail Customer i.e., “**Set Customer Configuration**“. It will enable you to directly assign the Account Group to the new customer. You can classify the customers under Registered and Non-Registered customers. It means the customers whose GSTIN number is mentioned can go under Registered customers, and customers without GSTIN number can be classified under non-registered customers.

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It will only work when you are creating a new retail customer account. When you will try to modify the existing account, this option will not work.


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