How to Export your Contacts

Tooltips accessed via the last accessed and staff tracking panel provide a quick way to view key information and create notes via the button on the bottom right of the window. They take into account a number of business rules and pull information from either the Contact or the Organisation in the following way. These tooltips all work work the same. Email ===== The system is returning the top most priority email for the Contact, priority is determined as: 1 - Contact Level Business Email 2 - Contact Level Personal Email 3 - Other Contact Level Emails 4 - Contact's Primary Organisation's Business Email 5 - Contact's Primary Organisation's Personal Email 6 - Other Contact's Primary Organisation's Email Phone ===== The system is returning the top most priority phone for the Contact, priority is determined as: 1 - Contact's Business Phone 2 - Contact's Primary Organisation's Business Phone 3 - Contact's Personal Phone 4 - Other Contact's Phone Mobile Phone ============ The system is returning the top most priority mobile phone for the Contact, priority is determined as: 1 - Contact's Business Mobile 2 - Contact's Primary Organisation's Business Mobile 3 - Contact's Other Mobile Fax Number ========== The system is returning the top most priority fax number for the Contact, priority is determined as: 1 - Contact's Business Fax 2 - Contact's Primary Organisation's Business Fax 3 - Contact's Personal Fax 4 - Contact's Other Fax Number Address ======= System first checks if the Contact has privacy setting for one or all of the following: - No Contact - No Consolidated Visits - No Postal Mail If Contact has no privacy setting, then system will get the top most priority physical address for the contact which is determined as: 1 - Contact's Business Physical Address 1- Contact's Primary Organisation's Business Physical Address 2 - Contact's Home Physical Address 2 - Contact's Primary Organisation's Home Physical Address How do I hide some information from appearing? ============================================= Based on the rules above, if you want to not list a staff members phone number, you should create a new Phone Communication Reference type - e.g. Temporary Staff - Phone etc. This will let you hold the information in ChilliDB and it won't be picked up and displayed anywhere except on their record. Was this article helpful?

The ABN field on the organisation page is now validated against the Australian Business Register. This means the ABN field will now accept real ABNs only. If an ABN entered is not valid you will receive one of the following validation messages when creating/editing an organisation: 'Please provide a valid format for the "ABN" field. An ABN should include 11 numeric digits.' 'Please provide a valid value for the "ABN" field.' This means the number of digits provided is correct but not a possible value for an ABN based on the ABR's validation rules https://abr.business.gov.au/Help/AbnFormat 'ABN not found. Please provide an existing ABN.' This message appears when the ABN provided is valid, but not found in the ABR's system. This is because there are no organisations registered with the provided ABN yet If the organisation name in ChilliDB matches the entity name listed against the ABN on the ABR website (https://abr.business.gov.au), then a tick will be displayed next to the ABN. Otherwise '!' will be displayed. Was this article helpful?

Contact Roles allow you to specify information about a Contact at and Organisation at a point in time. The information held in there may be more for a Contact who has a relationship with an Organisation, whether they work at that Organisation or not. The choice of the Organisation in the Contact Role can be any Organisation in the system. So I could for instance see this like: Fred Bloggs is/was on the Board for a specific Organisation which may or may not be the one he works for Fred Bloggs is/was a Fire Warden for my Organisation You can use the Start and End Dates to indicate if the Role is present or ended. You can capture Custom Field information about the Contact Role. Was this article helpful?