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CRM & contacts

The CRM is the human side of the system: everyone who left details, signed up, bought or spoke with you. One person is one record — whether they came from a form, an import or a conversation — and everything else hangs off it.

Where do contacts come from?

From anything that collects details: a form, a questionnaire, a landing page, a list sign-up, a booking, an import from a file or a connected system, and manual entry.

Someone who arrived from several places is still one record. The sources are kept on it, so you can see how they first came in.

I have the same person twice. What do I do?

Merge them. After merging there's one card holding all the information from both sources — not two versions, and not a toggle between them.

Most of the time matching on email address prevents the duplicate in the first place; it happens when the same person left two different addresses.

How does the deals board work?

Each deal is a card moving through columns — enquiry, call, proposal, won, lost — and you can rename and reorder the columns to match your own process.

Every deal has a contact, a product and an amount. When a deal is won, an active-client line opens alongside it — so the system can tell “sold” apart from “currently working with”.

Someone fills in a form — what exactly happens?

They're saved as a contact with their answers, and usually a new deal opens on the board so the enquiry isn't forgotten. A newsletter sign-up form is the exception — it doesn't open a deal.

If the form is connected to a mailing list and a funnel, they also join the list and start receiving the sequence.

Can I import contacts and deals from a file?

Yes, both have an importer. Upload a file, map the columns, confirm.

The import matches existing people by email rather than creating them again, so you can re-run an updated file without duplicating anyone.

When do I use a tag and when a list?

A list is “who I send to”. A tag is “what I know about them” — bought, came from a webinar, interested in coaching.

Funnels work with both: add a tag, check a tag in a condition, and move people between lists based on what happened.

What doesn't the CRM do?

It doesn't issue invoices, doesn't take payments outside booking pages, and doesn't send WhatsApp messages.

What it does: hold who your people are, what happened with them, and on which product — which is the basis for every other measurement in the system.

Want to see it from the inside?

The academy is in the product too, with a direct link to every screen an answer mentions.

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