Contacts is your CRM in LevelUp Demo — one searchable, filterable place to manage and track every lead and customer.
How to create a new lead or customer record with the + New Contact button, including which fields are required.
How to find contacts fast using the search box and the type, status, assignee, and archive filters.
Understanding the quick-filter pipeline tabs above the contacts list: All, New, Demo scheduled, Demo done, In follow-up, and Interested.
What each contact type means in LevelUp Demo: Lead, Customer, Reseller, and Partner.
What each contact status means: Interested, Not Interested, In Follow Up, Dormant, and Qualified.
A tour of the contact detail page: customer information, quick actions, AI company summary, the recording card, and the Demo Pulse, Notes, Actions, Emails and Activities tabs.
What the Customer Information panel on a contact shows: email, phone, website, country, source, and created/updated dates.
How to update a contact's Type, Status, and Product, and assign team members inline from the Quick Actions card.
What the AI Company Summary on a contact shows: company overview, team size, industry, primary competitors, and social media.
How to add and read free-text running notes on a contact from the Notes tab, to keep a running log of important information.
How to create, view, and complete follow-up tasks tied to a specific contact from the Actions tab on their record.
How to read the Activities timeline on a contact — an automatic history of demos, emails, tasks, and record changes.
How to see the history of emails sent to a contact and compose a new email from the Emails tab.
How to update a contact's name, email, phone, company, and other details using the Edit button.
How to use the Schedule a Demo button on a contact's page to book a new demo session for them.
What each contact source means — Direct, Website Form, Paid Ads, META ADs, Cold Outreach, Events, and Imported — and where it's used.
How to assign one or more team members to a contact using the Assigned to field so the right people own each relationship.
How to archive contacts that are no longer active, view archived records, and unarchive them when needed.
