π‘ A segment saves your current search + filters as a reusable view - re-apply it any time from βSaved segmentsβ¦β, or target it as an audience in Campaigns.
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Merge two contacts
One person with two email addresses is two records, because the address is the unique key. Choose which record survives - the other is merged into it and then deleted.
The fuller record is pre-selected to survive. Click the other card to swap.
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Add a contact
Add one person to the CRM by hand. Email is required and is the unique key - if someone with that email already exists, you'll be taken to their record instead.
Only tick Opted in if this person has actually agreed to receive marketing email - adding someone here is not itself consent.
Import contacts from CSV
First row must be a header. An email column is required; name, phone, town, postcode, tags are optional (common header names are matched automatically). Download a template.
Import contacts from Outlook
Reads the people you actually correspond with, from Microsoft's own relevance ranking. No emails are read and no message content is stored. Colleagues on a People's Powerhouse address and automated senders are skipped.
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These contacts import as consent "unknown" - they are a CRM record but cannot be sent a campaign until they opt in themselves.
Edit contact
Save this filter as a segment
Saves the current search + filters as a named, reusable segment.