Admin Activities

This displays all admin activities done in relation to a particular client.

Admin Activities include the following:

Activities

1. The Activities tab shows all notes, emails, calls, and tasks.

2. To-do tasks appear at the top, and completed activities appear below in reverse chronological order (i.e. newest activities at the top).

   
3. All activities are collapsed by default. You can expand each activity to view details or click "Expand All."

   
4. Use the search bar to find a specific activity.

   
5. Filter activities by category with the drop-down menu.

   

Notes

Viewing Notes

1. Brokers can take down notes for leads to facilitate follow-up.

2. This tab displays a record of all notes.

3. Each note has a 5,000 character limit.

4. Notes are sorted in reverse chronological order (i.e. latest notes at the top), categorized by month, and display the following information:

   • Creater of note

   • Date and time created

   • Note content

   • Attached files (if any)

   
5. Use the search function to find specific notes.

   

Creating Notes

1. To create a new note, click the "Create Note" button or the "Create Note" icon.

   
2. Tag the note by clicking on the icons for email or call to indicate the communication channel used.

   
3. This tagging system allows you to easily identify which communication channel your client used to contact you and helps with efficient follow-up.

4. Type out the note in the text box provided and attach any relevant files by clicking on the "Attach" icon.

5. Click "Confirm" to save the note.

Editing Notes

1. Only the creator of the note will be able to edit.

2. To edit, locate the note you want to edit and click on the "Edit" icon.

   
3. Amend the note accordingly and click “Save” to confirm your changes.

   

Deleting Notes

1. By default, only the creator of the note can delete it. However, you can enable permissions for other users to delete the notes as well.

   
2. To delete the note, locate the note that you want to delete and click on the “Delete” icon.

   
3. A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm that you want to delete the note. Click "Confirm" to proceed with the deletion.

   
4. Once you click "Confirm", the note will be permanently deleted and cannot be recovered.

Emails

Viewing Emails

1. A record of all emails sent to the client will be displayed here.

2. Emails are sorted in reverse chronological order (i.e. latest emails at the top), categorized by month, and display the following information:

   • Email Subject

   • Email Sender

   • Email Status

   
3. The email content will not be shown in this tab. To view the content of an email, go to the "Notify" tab. (For more details, please refer to this section: 11. Notify).

   
4. Use the search bar to find a specific email.

   

Sending Emails

1. To send out emails, you will need to enable the "Emails" permission. Otherwise, you will only be able to view email records here.

   
2. Send emails to the client by:

   • Clicking "Send Email" under the Email tab; or

   • Clicking the "Send Email" icon.

     
3. Fill in the following information:

   • Sender Email

   • Recipient - the client's email address will be filled in by default.

   • Email Subject

   • Email Content

   
4. Click "Send" (Please refer to this section for more details on drafting of emails: Send Email Notifications).

5. Email record will be displayed.

Calls

Viewing Call Records

1. All outgoing and incoming calls are recorded and displayed in this tab.

2. Calls are sorted in reverse chronological order (i.e. latest calls at the top), categorized by month, and display the following information:

   • AirCall number

   • Lead's number

   • Call duration

   • Date and time of the call

   
3. Call records are collapsed by default but can be expanded individually by clicking the "Expand" icon or all at once by clicking "Expand All".

   

Calling Clients

1. To initiate a call with your client, simply click on the "Call" icon. For more information, please refer to this section: Back Office Portal - Call Settings

Tasks

Viewing Tasks

1. This tab displays a record of all tasks, which are categorized by "To-Do" and "Completed".

2. To-do tasks are shown at the top, and completed tasks are displayed below in reverse chronological order by month (i.e. the latest tasks are shown on the top).

3. Each task record shows the task title and the user assigned to it.

   
4. Tasks are collapsed by default, but you can expand them individually by clicking the "Expand" icon or expand all tasks with the "Expand All" function.

   
5. You can search for a specific task using the search function.

   

Creating Tasks

1. To create tasks, you will need to enable the "Add Tasks" permission. Otherwise, you will only be able to view task records here.

   
2. Create tasks by:

   • Clicking "Add Task" under the Task tab; or

   • Clicking the "Add Task" icon.

     
3. Fill in the respective fields and click "Save". (Please refer to this section for more details: 8. Tasks)

4. The task record will be displayed.

Editing Tasks

1. Only the following parties will be able to edit the task:

   • Creator of task

   • Handler of task

   • Owner of CRM

2. To edit, locate the task you want to edit and click on the "Edit" icon.

   
3. Amend the task accordingly and click “Save” to confirm your changes.

   

Deleting Tasks

1. Only the following parties will be able to delete the task:

   • Creator of task

   • Handler of task

   • Owner of CRM

2. To delete the task, locate the task that you want to delete and click on the “Delete” icon.

   
3. A pop-up window will appear, asking you to confirm that you want to delete the task. Click "Confirm" to proceed with the deletion.

   
4. Once you click "Confirm", the task will be permanently deleted and cannot be recovered.

Info Updates

1. The Info Updates tab keeps a log of each activity done for the client and the user responsible for the action.

2. The Info Updates logs are sorted in reverse chronological order (i.e. latest logs at the top), categorized by month.