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What is a contact?
Account, with whom you communicate on a regular basis can't , i.e., existing CRMContacts home screen
Select Contacts from the main menu.
The Contacts home screen lists all your contactsNote: New contacts cannot be added from this section (see Adding contacts).
Filter your view of contacts
You can filter by inactive or active contacts or by owner (in the image above, the list has been filtered by contacts belonging to 'Elizabeth') or via a search on the contact name. More than one filter can be applied at the same time. Filters . For example navigate page choose ''Searching
You can search for a contact by name. This performs an 'is like' search on the name column. More about Searching Add new Basic information about the contact, such asTo add a new contact you must have an account open. You do this from the Accounts home screen. For information about how to do this see Adding contacts.
View or modify an existing contact
To view a contact in more detail, or to edit a contact, select the contact name to open a contact record. You can do this from Contacts home or anywhere else in CRM where the contact name appears as an active link.
- Select the contact's name to open the Contact record and view the contact details.
- Make any necessary modifications
- Save and close.
More about contact records
Contact tab
detailsActivities . Parent account activities are not visible from here.
Delete a contact
To delete, select anywhere on the row (avoiding any links) so that the whole line turns blue. Then select Delete. If you do not have delete permissions, the delete button may not appear or you may see a message at the top of the screen indicating you do not have permission to delete. You can talk to your administrator about your permissions.
Deleted items can be restored by administrators.
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In older versions of Phocas, deleting a contact also deletes activities associated with it, so you are deleting the entire history of that contact. An alternative is to mark the contact as 'inactive'. |
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