Contacts & Accounts

Contacts

Manage people records, link to accounts, filter, and export.

Last updated 2026-04-12 2 min readOpen in app

Contacts at https://repdesk.io/contacts stores people (customers, buyers, and other individuals). In the product data model these live in the people table. A contact can stand alone or be linked to an account (company) for reporting, activities, and quotes.

(Screenshot — add later: Contacts list with account column and row menu.)

Add a contact#

  1. Open Contacts.

  2. Use New contact or go straight to https://repdesk.io/contacts/new, or use the plus / add control on the list—depending on your layout.

  3. Fill required fields (your admin defines which appear and which are mandatory—often name, email, phone, title).

  4. Save.

From the list or detail view, use the account lookup (search by company name) to attach the person to an account.

  • Linking helps keep one person tied to the right company for pipelines, orders, and reporting.

  • Changing or clearing the link updates that relationship everywhere the product uses it.

For your first records, see Add your first contact or account.

(Screenshot — add later: Account lookup on the contact form or detail sidebar.)

Edit contacts#

  • Inline edit: Many list columns support click-to-edit when your role allows—same pattern as Accounts.

  • Detail page: Open a contact from the list for a fuller layout, more fields, and related actions your org configured.

Filter, saved views, and export#

Contacts use the same tools as other CRM lists:

  • Filter sidebar — narrow by owner, account, tags, or custom fields your admin added.

  • Saved filters / views — save a combination you reuse often.

  • CSV export — when your role allows CRM export.

Step-by-step on building filters and saved views: Filtering & saved views.

Delete contacts#

Remove a contact from row actions or bulk selection, then confirm. Before deleting, consider activities, deals, or quotes that might reference that person—your admin can advise on policy.


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