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What is the Kordless CRM?

The Kordless CRM is a comprehensive customer relationship management system built directly into the platform. It provides everything you need to manage contacts, track deals through sales pipelines, log activities, create tasks, and maintain detailed records of all customer interactions.
The CRM is fully integrated with the booking system—contacts can become booking customers, and bookings automatically create CRM activities.

CRM Navigation

The CRM is organized into six main tabs, each serving a specific purpose:

Global CRM Tools

In addition to the main tabs, two powerful tools are available from the CRM header:

Tags Manager

Create, edit, and organize color-coded tags for categorizing any CRM record

Custom Fields Manager

Add custom data fields to accounts, contacts, deals, services, or tasks

Accounts Tab

Accounts represent organizations—companies, businesses, households, or any entity you do business with.

Account Types

Potential customers you’re pursuing:
  • Organizations considering your services
  • Companies in your sales pipeline
  • Outreach targets
Typical workflow: Prospect → Customer (when they buy)

Account Categories

Accounts can be categorized as:
  • Company: Standard business organization
  • Household: Family or residential group
  • Personal: Individual’s personal account (different from contact)

Customer Segments

Classify accounts by size and type:
SegmentDescription
Individual / ConsumerSingle person or household
ResidentialResidential customers
Commercial / SMBSmall to medium businesses
EnterpriseLarge corporations
Government / EducationPublic sector and schools

Account Fields

Name
string
required
The organization name (e.g., “Acme Corporation”)
Account Type
select
required
Prospect, Customer, Partner, Vendor, or Competitor
Industry
string
Business sector (e.g., “Healthcare”, “Technology”)
Size
string
Number of employees or company scale
Website
url
Company website URL
Customer Segment
select
Individual, Residential, Commercial/SMB, Enterprise, Government/Education
Lifecycle Stage
string
Where they are in your relationship (Lead, Opportunity, Customer, etc.)
Account Manager
user
Team member responsible for this account

Account Actions

From the Accounts tab, you can:
  • Search & Filter: Find accounts by name, type, segment, or status
  • Add Account: Create new account records
  • View Details: Open account drawer with full details
  • Edit Account: Modify account information
  • Delete Account: Remove account (with confirmation)
  • Export CSV: Download all accounts as spreadsheet
  • Toggle Columns: Show/hide table columns

Account Detail Drawer

Clicking an account opens a detailed drawer showing:
  • Full account information
  • Account type and segment
  • Lifecycle stage and status
  • Quick action buttons

Contacts Tab

Contacts represent individual people—your leads, customers, decision-makers, and anyone you interact with.
For detailed contact management documentation, see Managing Customers.

Key Contact Features

  • Lead Scoring: Rate contacts 0-100 based on qualification
  • Status Workflow: Track contact through sales stages
  • Past Services: Log services provided to this contact
  • Associated Contacts: Link family members, colleagues, or related people
  • Custom Fields: Add business-specific data

Contact Statuses

Contacts progress through these statuses:

Tasks Tab

Tasks are action items, follow-ups, and to-dos linked to accounts, contacts, or deals.

Task Features

Task Statuses

  • Todo: Not started
  • In Progress: Currently working
  • Completed: Finished
  • Canceled: No longer needed

Task Properties

  • Subject and description
  • Due date
  • Priority level
  • Owner assignment
  • Account/Contact/Deal links

Task Management

1

Create Task

Click Add Task and fill in:
  • Subject (required)
  • Description
  • Due date
  • Account/Contact links
  • Owner assignment
2

Filter & Search

Use filters to find tasks:
  • By status (Todo, In Progress, Completed)
  • By account
  • By owner
  • Search by text
3

Manage Tasks

For each task:
  • Mark as complete/incomplete
  • Edit details
  • Delete task
4

Bulk Actions

Select multiple tasks to:
  • Update status in bulk
  • Delete multiple tasks

Task Table Columns

ColumnDescription
SubjectTask title and description
AccountLinked organization
ContactLinked person
Due DateWhen task should be completed
StatusCurrent task status
OwnerAssigned team member
ActionsEdit, complete, delete buttons

Pipelines Tab

Pipelines visualize your sales process and track deals through stages.

Pipeline Views

Visual drag-and-drop board:
  • Each column represents a pipeline stage
  • Deals appear as cards
  • Drag deals between stages
  • Shows total value per stage
  • Multi-select with Ctrl/Cmd+click
Best for: Visual pipeline management, quick stage updates

Deal Properties

Deal Name
string
required
Descriptive name for the opportunity (e.g., “Acme Annual Contract”)
Value
currency
Estimated deal value in your currency
Stage
select
Current position in your pipeline
Status
select
  • Todo: Active opportunity
  • Won: Deal closed successfully
  • Lost: Deal did not close
  • Abandoned: No longer pursuing
Account
reference
Organization this deal is with
Contact
reference
Primary contact for this deal
Owner
user
Team member responsible for closing
Expected Close
date
Anticipated close date

Managing Pipelines

Click Manage Pipelines to:
1

Create Pipeline

Add new pipelines for different sales processes:
  • Service Sales
  • Enterprise Deals
  • Partnerships
  • Renewals
2

Add Stages

Define stages for each pipeline:
  • Lead
  • Contacted
  • Qualified
  • Proposal
  • Negotiating
  • Closed Won / Lost
3

Reorder Stages

Move stages up or down to match your process
4

Rename Stages

Customize stage labels for your workflow

Deal Actions

  • Add Deal: Create new deal in pipeline
  • Edit Deal: Modify deal details
  • Move Deal: Drag to different stage (Kanban) or update via dropdown
  • Delete Deal: Remove deal (with confirmation)
  • Bulk Operations: Select multiple deals for stage/status updates
  • Export CSV: Download deal data

Activities Tab

Activities provide a timeline of all interactions across your CRM.

Activity Types

Call

Phone conversations with contacts

Email

Email correspondence

Meeting

In-person or video meetings

Message

SMS, chat, or instant messages

Note

General notes and observations

Custom

Any other interaction type

Activity Fields

Each activity records:
Type
select
required
Call, Email, Meeting, Message, Note, or Custom
Subject
string
Brief description of the activity
Body
textarea
Detailed notes or content
Occurred At
datetime
required
When the activity happened
Account
reference
Organization involved
Contact
reference
Person involved
Deal
reference
Related deal (if applicable)
Channel
string
Communication channel (phone, Zoom, in-person, etc.)

Activity Timeline Features

  • Search: Find activities by keyword
  • Filter by Type: Show only calls, emails, meetings, etc.
  • Filter by Time: Last 7, 30, or 90 days, or all time
  • Filter by Account: Activities for specific organization
  • Pagination: Browse through large activity lists
  • Export CSV: Download activity history
  • Log Activity: Add new activity from any context

Teams Tab

Organize your staff and manage user roles.
For detailed team management documentation, see Team Management.

Team Features

  • Create teams for different departments or functions
  • Assign users to teams
  • Set team-level availability
  • Manage permissions and access

Tags Manager

Tags provide flexible categorization for any CRM record.

Creating Tags

1

Open Tags Manager

Click Manage Tags in the CRM header
2

Add New Tag

Click New Tag and enter:
  • Label: Tag name (e.g., “VIP”, “Hot Lead”)
  • Color: Visual identifier (color picker)
  • Description: Optional explanation
3

Save

Tag is immediately available to apply to records

Tag Use Cases

Track where leads come from:
  • Website Form
  • Referral
  • Trade Show
  • Cold Outreach
  • Social Media

Managing Tags

From the Tags Manager:
  • View all tags: See label, color, description
  • Edit tag: Update label, color, or description
  • Delete tag: Remove tag from all records
Deleting a tag removes it from all records that use it. This cannot be undone.

Custom Fields Manager

Extend the CRM with business-specific data fields.

Custom Field Types

TypeDescriptionExample
TextSingle line text”Company Size”
NumberNumeric value”Number of Employees”
CurrencyMoney amounts”Budget”
DateDate picker”Contract Renewal Date”
BooleanYes/No toggle”Has Budget Approved”
OptionDropdown selection”Industry” with choices
JSONStructured dataComplex configurations

Creating Custom Fields

1

Open Custom Fields Manager

Click Manage Custom Fields in the CRM header
2

Select Entity Type

Choose what to add fields to:
  • Account
  • Contact
  • Deal
  • Service
  • Task
3

Create Field

Click New Field and configure:
  • Label: Display name
  • Field Key: Unique identifier (auto-generated)
  • Type: Text, Number, Currency, Date, Boolean, Option, JSON
  • Required: Whether field must be filled
  • Options: For Option type, add choices
4

Save

Field appears when editing/creating that entity type

Custom Field Examples

  • Property Type (Option: House, Condo, Commercial)
  • Price Range (Currency)
  • Move Timeline (Date)
  • Pre-Approved (Boolean)
Custom field keys cannot be changed after creation. Plan your field structure before creating.

Data Export

Export CRM data for analysis or backup:

Export Options

TabExport Contents
AccountsName, type, industry, size, website, stage, segment
TasksSubject, description, status, priority, account, contact, owner, due date
ActivitiesType, subject, body, account, contact, deal, channel, date
Pipelines (Deals)Name, account, contact, value, currency, stage, status, expected close

How to Export

  1. Navigate to the desired tab
  2. Apply any filters to narrow data
  3. Click Export CSV
  4. File downloads with current date in filename

User Permissions

CRM access varies by role:
Full CRM access:
  • All records (accounts, contacts, deals, tasks, activities)
  • Create/modify pipelines and custom fields
  • Manage tags
  • Export all data
  • Manage team assignments
  • Delete any record
Most CRM features:
  • View and edit all records
  • Create deals and move through pipelines
  • Log activities and create tasks
  • Export data
  • Apply and manage tags
  • Cannot modify CRM structure (pipelines, custom fields)
Limited access:
  • View contacts/accounts they own or are assigned to
  • View team contacts (if on same team)
  • Log activities on their records
  • Create and complete their own tasks
  • Cannot export or see all data
  • Cannot modify structure or global settings

Best Practices

  • Use consistent naming conventions
  • Apply tags systematically
  • Fill out all relevant fields
  • Archive inactive records instead of deleting
  • Review and deduplicate periodically
  • Record interactions immediately after they happen
  • Include key details while fresh in memory
  • Link to correct account, contact, and deal
  • Use appropriate activity types
  • Update deal stages as they progress
  • Review stalled deals weekly
  • Keep expected close dates realistic
  • Mark lost/abandoned deals promptly
  • Create tasks for every follow-up commitment
  • Set realistic due dates
  • Assign clear owners
  • Review overdue tasks daily
  • Create a tag taxonomy and stick to it
  • Add custom fields for your specific business needs
  • Don’t over-tag—keep it manageable
  • Review and clean up unused tags

Next Steps