Settings Terminology: Companies & contacts

  • Interaction types
    • Interactions are a way to record your dealings with a company/contact to show the time spent dealing with them.
    • There is a default list of interaction types: Email, Fax, Incoming Call, Left Voicemail, Meeting, Outgoing Call and Social Media, but this list can be updated to help meet the needs of your sales users.
  • Company types
    • Company Type is used as a way to categorise the companies that you have on your CRM. There is default options for 'Customer' and 'Supplier', but additional options can be added.
  • Address types
    • Address Type is used as a way to categorise the address(es) that you store against a company in Flowlens. We include a default option of 'Head Office'
    • Additional types can be added to the system.
  • Sectors
    • Sectors are used within the Flowlens application as a further way to categorise leads and report on business sectors.
  • Marketing preferences
    • Users can create a list of marketing preferences relevant to their customers.
    • These preferences will display as checkboxes within the 'Edit User' GDPR compliance section.
  • GDPR sources
    • When defining the consent of a contact for GDPR, if you obtained the customer data and or their consents from a third party rather than the customer directly, you can record the source of the data too.
    • This option allows users to setup and update the list of sources that are use for contacts and companies in their system.
  • Contact roles
    • A dropdown found within 'Edit Contact' in the Flowlens application.
    • Users can define the popular roles of the individuals your company deals with, which will populate this dropdown against a contact, and also provide a search filter for your contacts index page or when creating a Marketing list.

      ! Only certain users will have access to all areas covered in this glossary.
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