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Analytics - Contacts

Learn how to use the Contacts dashboard in Analytics to organise, search, and export your contact data.

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Written by Matt Franklin
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Accessing Contact Analytics

  1. Navigate to the Analytics menu on the left-hand side

  2. Click on Contacts

Understanding the Dashboard

The Contacts dashboard has two tabs at the top and filters to help you organise and find contacts.

Tab 1: Contacts with Project, Customer and Address Links

This detailed table shows contacts with direct links to their associated records. Each column provides:

  • Created at day - Date the contact was created

  • Contact type - Customer, Site Access, or Supplier

  • Contact name - Full name of the contact

  • Contact email - Email address

  • Contact phone - Phone number

  • Contact description - Role or description (e.g., "Managing Director")

  • Customer name - Linked customer name

  • Customer url - Direct link to the customer record

  • Customer tags - Tags applied to the customer

  • Project reference - Project reference number

  • Project url - Direct link to the project

  • Project pipeline - Pipeline the project is in (e.g., "Solar", "Heat Pumps", "Boilers")

  • Project pipeline stage - Current stage (e.g., "Proposal accepted", "Invoiced", "Complete - Fully paid")

  • Project tags - Tags on the project (e.g., "Survey booked", "ASHP", "install, solar")

  • Address 1 / Address 2 - Linked address details

  • City - City name

  • Postcode - Postcode

Important: A contact may appear in multiple rows if they're linked to multiple projects or customers. For example, if Joe is linked to several projects, he will appear once per project.

Understanding Contact Types

Use the Contact type filter to view specific contact types:

  • Customer - Contacts linked to a customer record (e.g., billing contacts). A customer can be an organisation or an individual with multiple contacts underneath.

  • Site Access - Contacts designated for site access purposes

  • Supplier - Supplier contacts, often linked through purchase orders to specific projects and addresses. If there's an intent to order materials to a project, customer, or address, you'll see them here.

Tab 2: One Row Per Contact

Click on the One row per contact tab to see a simplified summary view showing each contact exactly once:

  • Created at day - Date the contact was created

  • Contact type - Customer, Site Access, or Supplier

  • Contact name - Full name

  • Contact email - Email address

  • Contact phone - Phone number

  • Contact description - Role or description

  • Count of Contacts - Always 1 (one row per contact)

  • Customer Contacts - Number of customer relationships

  • Site Access Contacts - Number of site access relationships

  • Supplier Contacts - Number of supplier relationships

This view is useful for:

  • Finding a specific contact by email, phone, or name

  • Getting visibility of all contacts across Payaca

  • Seeing how many customer or supplier relationships each contact has

Using Filters

Apply filters at the top of the dashboard to narrow your results:

  • Filter by contact type (Customer, Site Access, Supplier)

  • Filter by pipeline to find contacts in specific workflows

  • Search by email, phone, or contact name

  • Filter by tags to find tagged contacts

Exporting Your Data

Click the download button in the top right corner to export your data. This is useful for:

  • Extracting filtered data for marketing tools

  • Exporting all contact data for external use

  • Filtering by specific pipelines before exporting

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