Overview
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Contacts represent individual people your business works with, such as customers, leads, staff contacts, vendors, or decision makers. A clean contact record is the foundation for communication history, tasks, deals, invoices, and activity tracking.
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Before You Begin
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- Know the person’s name and at least one reliable contact method.
- Search first to avoid duplicates.
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Requirements
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- CRM access.
- Create or edit permission for adding and updating contacts.
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Step-by-Step Instructions
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- Open the OneSuite workspace.
- Select CRM, then Contacts.
- Use search to check whether the contact already exists.
- Select the option to add a new contact.
- Enter the contact’s name.
- Enter available details such as email address, phone number, company, address, and notes based on the fields shown.
- Save the contact.
- Open the saved contact record and confirm the details are correct.
- Add tasks, activities, communications, or related records as needed.
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Expected Result
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The contact appears in the contact list and can be opened, searched, edited, and used in related workflows.
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Screenshots
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Production screenshots are added only when captured from the current OneSuite release. This article is ready for screenshots, but does not use mockups or placeholder images.
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Tips & Best Practices
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- Use consistent phone and email formatting.
- Enter company information when known.
- Do not create a new contact until search confirms one does not already exist.
- Keep notes professional and useful for future staff.
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Troubleshooting
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- Save button unavailable: check required fields.
- Email or phone already exists: review possible duplicate records.
- Contact cannot be edited: confirm your permissions.
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Related Articles
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- Companies
- Deals
- Tasks
- Timeline
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Last Updated: July 2026
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