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Adding contacts to a deal

Link people to a deal, set a primary contact, assign roles, and see a contact's deal history on their profile.

A deal can have one or more contacts — these are the real people you are working with at the organization. Linking contacts to a deal keeps all communication organized and lets you see the full history from either side.

Adding a contact to a deal

How to link a contact
  1. 1Open the deal.
  2. 2In the right column, find the Contacts card.
  3. 3Click + Add Contact.
  4. 4Start typing the person's name or email address. A dropdown will suggest matching contacts from your database.
  5. 5Click the correct person to select them.
  6. 6If the person does not exist yet, click Create new contact. Fill in their name, email, and phone number, then click Save.
  7. 7The contact now appears in the Contacts card on the deal.

Setting a primary contact

The primary contact is the main person you are dealing with — they appear more prominently on the deal record and are used as the default recipient for quotes and emails.

How to set the primary contact
  1. 1In the Contacts card on the deal, find the person you want to make primary.
  2. 2Click the three-dot menu (the small "..." button) next to their name.
  3. 3Click Set as Primary. A small star or "Primary" badge will appear next to their name.

Contact roles

You can give each contact a role to describe their relationship to this deal — for example, Decision Maker, Budget Holder, Champion, or just Contact. Roles are optional but helpful when you are working with large organizations that have several people involved.

How to set a role
  1. 1In the Contacts card, click the three-dot menu next to the contact's name.
  2. 2Click Edit Role.
  3. 3Choose a role from the list or type your own.
  4. 4Click Save.

Seeing a contact's deals on their profile

Every contact has a profile page. At the bottom of that page is a Deals section that lists every deal this person is linked to — the deal name, its current stage, and the value. This is useful when you want to check whether you are already in a conversation with someone before reaching out again.

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Tip: Before creating a new deal for an organization, open their key contact and check the Deals tab. You may already have an open deal for this person.

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