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Contacts

Contacts represent individual people at your client organizations. They're the people you communicate with for support, billing, and business matters.

Contacts List

Overview

The Contacts module allows you to:

  • Store contact information for individuals
  • Link contacts to clients
  • Track contact types (primary, billing, technical)
  • Associate contacts with tickets and assets

Viewing Contacts

Navigate to CRMContacts to see all contacts.

List View

The contact list displays:

  • Contact name and title
  • Email address
  • Associated client
  • Contact type (Primary, Other)
  • Status (Active, Inactive)
  • Assets and tickets count

Filtering and Searching

  • Search - Find by name or email
  • Filter by Type - Primary, Billing, Technical, Other
  • Filter by Status - Active or Inactive

Contact Types

TypeDescription
PrimaryMain point of contact for the client
BillingHandles invoicing and payments
TechnicalTechnical decision maker
OtherGeneral contact

Creating a Contact

  1. Click + Add Contact
  2. Enter contact details:
    • Name - Full name
    • Email - Email address (required)
    • Phone - Phone number
    • Title - Job title
    • Client - Associated client
    • Type - Primary, Billing, Technical, Other
  3. Click Save

Contact Detail Page

Click on a contact to view their full profile:

Information

  • Personal details
  • Contact information
  • Associated client

Tickets

  • All tickets created by or assigned to this contact
  • Create new tickets

Assets

  • Assets assigned to this contact

Activity

  • Recent interactions and history

Associating Contacts with Clients

Contacts should always be linked to a client:

  1. When creating a contact, select the Client field
  2. To change the client, edit the contact
  3. One contact can only belong to one client

Communication

Email

Click the email address to send an email directly.

Phone

Click the phone number to initiate a call (if supported by your device).

Best Practices

  1. Always link to clients - Every contact should have a client
  2. Designate primary contacts - Mark one contact as primary per client
  3. Keep information current - Update when roles change
  4. Use accurate titles - Helps identify decision makers
  5. Add notes - Record important relationship details