Company client
- The company is the client and its people are its contacts
- It holds the tax details your documents print
- It is what proposals, invoices and projects point to
Clients and contacts is where AgentticCRM starts: every company or person you work with gets one record holding their details, their people, their history and their money. Open it before a meeting and you arrive knowing what was agreed, what was done and what is owed.
AgentticCRM's Clients screen with fictitious data: the plan's capacity and portal seats beside the archived, import and add buttons; six figures (total, active, deactivated, active and inactive contacts, connected now) and the table with number, company, primary contact, email, phone, active switch, client type and creation date.
The record opens on Overview, and from there you reach the client's contacts, notes, invoices, payments, proposals, expenses, projects, tasks, tickets, meetings and files. Every section shows the client's full history, not only the current month.
The Profitability section shows what you invoiced, what you collected, what is still outstanding, the expenses, the net and any credit in that client's favor. When you need it line by line, the statement prints from the same screen.
Not every person belongs to a company, and not every company has to be created on day one.
The same email address can sit under two different clients: a shared mailbox, or a consultant working for both, never forces you to choose.
Leave dated notes with your name on them and schedule a follow-up reminder. When the date arrives, you get the notice.
Upload contracts, minutes and anything else the relationship needs, and download them from the same screen.
Before you invite anyone, open the portal exactly as your client will see it. It is read-only, so looking changes nothing.
Give access to the contacts who need it, see who has it and take it away when the relationship changes.
Deactivating closes the portal and keeps the client on your list. Archiving files them away with their whole history, frees up room on your plan and can be undone.
If a detail you need is not there by default, add it to the client record and it is available to your whole team.
Adjust the frequency of reminders after the due date, disable advance notices or choose to send to all their billing contacts. Also configure the withholdings prefilled on their new invoices.
Block a client or contact to prevent email and proposal sends in the channels covered by the block. A client block covers their contacts. Invoices and credit notes keep their documented exception for sending tax documents.
Your clients already live somewhere: a spreadsheet, or the system you used before. Bringing them over takes four steps, and you review every one.
Export your clients or your contacts from wherever they are today and upload that file.
You say which column is the name, which the email and which the tax ID. Before anything is saved you see a preview of what will be created and what will be updated.
You see what will be created, what already exists in your organization and what needs a correction from you. Fix rows one by one, cancel, or try again.
Only then are the records created. If you upload the same export again later, what is already there is updated instead of duplicated.
Before you delete a client, the screen tells you what would go with them: their contacts, notes, files, reminders, proposals, invoices, payments, expenses, projects, tasks, tickets and meetings, each one counted.
Yes. It is called a prospect contact: you save their name, email and phone, and link a client once the relationship takes shape. In the meantime they appear under Contacts and you work with them just the same.
The record itself shows it: invoiced, collected, outstanding and credit in their favor. From there you print their statement to send it over.
Yes. Once connected to your organization, either one creates the company or the individual client, adds their contacts and files the note and the reminder from the call, with your own permissions.
Your plan sets how many current clients you can have, and the Clients header shows how many you are using. Archiving one frees up room and keeps its full history, ready to come back when the client does.
Their proposals, invoices, projects, meetings and tickets. With View as client you check it yourself before inviting anyone.
Yes, as long as your file carries the identifier your previous system used. With it, the second import updates the records instead of creating copies.
Ask for a demonstration and we will show you how these features fit the way you already work: your clients, your projects and the way you get paid.