Contact fields
The information fields contain information about the record.
Note: The workspace can be different based on access rights provided
to you or if your installation has been customized.
Fields | Description |
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Contact and Account Images | The Contact Image displays the contact’s initials if an image is not
defined. The Account image inherits the image from the account if an image has been defined for the account. For example, the company’s logo. To add or update an image drag and drop an image file to either the Contact image or Account image box. Note: Contact images have a maximum
size of 72x72 pixels and Account images have a maximum size of
72x144 pixels.
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Contact full name | Click Edit Name window. See Adding or modifying name information ( | to view the
Account to which the contact is linked | Click the name to jump to the Account detail view. See Using the Account detail view |
Web address for the account | Click in the field, and specify the required changes.
To access the Web site, click . |
Contact's title within the account's company | Click the arrow and select an item from the list. |
Contact's email address | Click in the field and type any changes. To send an email message to the contact, click | .
Work | The work telephone number of the contact. Click in
the field and specify the required changes. Note: If the work phone number is changed you are prompted to update
phone numbers of related contacts.
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Mobile | Contact mobile telephone number. Click in the field and specify the required changes. |
Information | |
Account Manager | Person or team within your organization that manages
the account relationship. Click to find the person or team within your organization that manages the account relationship. |
Address | Address or location of the contact. May be different
from the account address. Click Adding or modifying an alternate address Note: If the address is changed you are prompted to update addresses of
related contacts
To view a map of the address, click . If Contour integration is enabled and configured, a map displays using the Contour provider. If a provider is not configured, the address displays in MapQuest. |
to access the Edit Address
window. See
Assistant | Specify the name of the contact assistant. |
Authorized Service Contact | Contacts marked with Authorized Service Contact indicates that they are authorized to call in for support on an account. |
Dear | The contact name to be used in the salutation of a
letter, fax, or email. Click in the field and type any changes. By default, this is populated with the contact first name. If the contact name is changed, the information do not update automatically. |
Do not Solicit Do not Email, Do not Call, Do not Mail, Do not Fax |
If selected, designates the contact as Do not Solicit.
Contacts marked as Do not
Solicit may be filtered out of the Mail Merge process
and Marketing Campaigns. If Do not Solicit is not selected for the contact, any combination of one or more of the remaining Do not fields can be selected. |
Fax | Contact's fax telephone number. Click in the field and specify the required changes. |
Home | Contact's home telephone number. Click in the field and specify the required changes. |
Other | Any other number the contact may give you. Click in the field and specify the required changes. |
Owner | Person or team within your organization that has access to the account. |
Preferred Contact | This is the preferred method of correspondence with the contact/account. Click the drop-down arrow and select Email, Phone, Fax, or Letter. |
Primary Contact for Account | If selected, designates the contact as the primary contact for the account. |
Purchase Likelihood Score | The calculated probability that a customer purchases a product within the next 30 days, indicated as a percentage. |
Status | The status of the contact within your organization. Click the field and select an item from the list. |
Type | Category of the contact; for example, if the contact is a decision maker. Click the field and select an item from the list. |