Navigating Contact Records

Ryan Alex

Last Update hace un año

Every Contact record has three parts in it. Their full profile/card can be viewed if you click on a contact record. This will provide you with an amazing outline of their relevant contact information, and the communications you’ve had with them. In short, you get a quick brief of their history in your system.

Module 1: Contact Information


The contact information you’ve collected such as name, email, phone address and more can be seen in this section, along with what campaigns, opportunities, and other system sections have been assigned for this person (plus Any custom fields you’ve created).

Module 2: Communication


–View SMS and email communication you’ve had with the contact here. It enables you to send SMS and email messages.

–Click the green phone icon to make a manual call to the contact.

–Click the '+ Assign' icon to assign the contact to a user (or reassign them to another user) in your system.

Module 3: History


This section enables you to view a history of the actions the contact has taken within the system. It contains 4 tabs: a. Activity, b. Tasks, c. Notes, and d. Appointments. 

a. Activity: Access the history of the contact’s actions using this tab, such as the date and time they were added to the system, forms they’ve filled out (if any), and the pages they’ve visited in your system.

b. Tasks: View pending and completed tasks, sorted by user, status, or due date, in this tab. Also, you can add new tasks in this tab if you need to schedule a follow-up or remind yourself to send some information to the contact, etc. 

c. Notes: Here, you can add relevant notes about the contact such as how you know them, apropos details to help build rapport with them, details about their experience, etc.

d. Appointment: In this tab, you can view any scheduled or completed appointments. Add new appointments if you wish to manually schedule something for them.

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