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The Customer event class contains the following events:

• a customer is created
• a customer is disabled
• a customer is enabled
• a customer is updated
• a customer is deleted

The customer drop is the root drop that's defined for this class. Below is an example of the tree of liquid drops available to you.

Example Usage: To access the price of the first shipping method of the last order of the customer, you would use customer.last_order.shipping_methods[0].price.

customer
├── customer_address
├── customer_default_address
├── order
│   ├── billing_address
│   ├── discount
│   ├── fulfillment
│   │   └── fulfillment_line_item
│   │       └── line_item
│   │           ├── product
│   │           │   ├── collection
│   │           │   ├── image
│   │           │   ├── image
│   │           │   ├── product_option
│   │           │   └── product_option
│   │           └── variant
│   │               └── image
│   ├── fulfillment
│   │   └── fulfillment_line_item
│   │       └── line_item
│   │           ├── product
│   │           │   ├── collection
│   │           │   ├── image
│   │           │   ├── product_option
│   │           │   └── product_option
│   │           └── variant
│   │               └── image
│   ├── line_item
│   │   ├── product
│   │   │   ├── collection
│   │   │   ├── image
│   │   │   ├── image
│   │   │   ├── image
│   │   │   ├── product_option
│   │   │   └── product_option
│   │   └── variant
│   │       └── image
│   ├── tax_line
│   ├── transaction
│   │   ├── payment_details
│   │   └── receipt
│   ├── transaction
│   │   └── receipt
│   ├── shipping_address
│   └── shipping_method
└── shop
    └── collection

The tree is representative of what you can expect for the following events:

• a customer is created
• a customer is disabled
• a customer is enabled
• a customer is updated

The remaining customer event has limited data availability because Shopify deletes the data immediately, before ifshop has access to it:

• a customer is deleted

Note: This tree is an illustrative, but not exhaustive - in theory, it goes on forever! - demonstration of the assemblage and structure of the data available to you.

Warning: The tree of liquid drops you encounter in practice will almost certainly have different dimensions than this. This is merely an example to show structure.