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CRM holds contacts, calls, encounters and support tickets. Use it for the relationships around your agency: referral sources, families, community partners, and anyone raising a support request.

Who can use it

Organization Admins, Location Admins, Client Coordinators, and Finance Managers.

Headline metrics

What lives here

Contacts

People and organizations you work with.

Interactions

Calls, encounters and tickets across contacts.

Tickets

Support requests and their status.

Contacts

People and organizations you work with — referral sources, community partners, family contacts. Contacts here are also linkable from Projects as stakeholders.
CRM contacts are not member records. A member receiving care belongs in Members, where their information is treated as protected health information. Do not record clinical details against a CRM contact.

Interactions

Calls, encounters and tickets across contacts. Logging interactions builds the history that shows which referral relationships are actually productive.

Tickets

Support requests with status tracking. Open Tickets on the dashboard counts anything unresolved.

Working with referral sources

1

Add the referral source as a contact

Organization and named individuals.
2

Log every interaction

Calls and meetings. The history is what tells you whether the relationship is working.
3

Compare against actual referrals

Check Intake for referrals received from that source.
4

Follow up on quiet sources

A source that has stopped referring usually has a reason.

Handling a ticket

1

Record the request

Link it to the contact who raised it.
2

Work it to resolution

Update status as it progresses.
3

Close it

Open tickets accumulate visibly on the dashboard.
A complaint from or about a member belongs in Member safeguards, not as a CRM ticket. Member complaints carry investigation and resolution requirements that ticket handling does not.

Troubleshooting

Intake

Referrals from these sources.

Projects

Link contacts as project stakeholders.