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Manage Contacts — managing user phone numbers, email addresses, and prefixes

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Manage Contacts is the administrative tool for viewing and editing the contact points registered for each person in the organisation — phone numbers, mobile numbers, and email addresses. It is available under the Data menu.

Contacts referents view

Permission levels

Access to Manage Contacts is tiered:

  • Level 1 (own structure): Can view and edit contacts for users in your own Department.
  • Level 2 (own area): Can view and edit contacts for all users in your Area (all Departments under your Area).
  • Level 3 (all users) or Founder: Full access to all contact records in the organisation.

How to find a user

The default view lists users within your access scope. Use the search bar to filter by name, surname, or personal code. Click a user's name or personal code to open their contact record.

Manage Contacts - Selected user

 

Managing contact points

The contact record shows all registered phone numbers and email addresses for that person. For each entry you can:

  • Add a new phone number or email address using the form at the bottom of each section.
  • Edit an existing entry inline by clicking the pencil icon next to it.
  • Disable a contact point without deleting it — useful if a number is temporarily out of service.

Contact roles

Each contact point can be assigned a role (e.g., Work phone, Mobile, Personal email). Roles determine how the contact appears in the Address Book and in system-generated communications.

Note: Changes made in Manage Contacts are reflected immediately in the Address Book. If a user reports their contact information is incorrect in the directory, this is the application where it should be corrected.

Settings

Internal Phone Prefixes

From the initial view, you can navigate to settings > Internal phone prefixes - which will be prepended when you assign an internal phone number

Manage contacts - Prefixes (settings)

 


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