Relationship types and properties are a key part of Workiro's ability to mould itself to you and your organisation.
Want to organise and categorise your contacts?
Want to focus on specific groups of people?
Want to see tasks, conversations and files specifically related to your clients or to your suppliers?
Relationship types
Relationship types are completely customisable within your Workiro team account and allow you to label, group, filter and manage connections based on the nature of your relationship(s) with them, such as:
- Client
- Supplier / Vendor
- Partner
- Contractor
- VIP
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Whilst everyone within a Workiro team account can view the list of relationship types in Settings -> Relationship Types, Team owners are the only people that can add, edit and delete items. You can set up as many relationship types as you need.
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Once the Team Owner has set up these types, anyone in the team can use them to categorise contacts.
Relationship types can be applied to a contact:
1. When you initially add the email address as a connection
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2. Or anytime after they've been added, by editing the connection's profile.
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Contacts can have more than one relationship type if needed e.g. Customer and Vendor.
Once any connections have been tagged by relationship type, you can filter and view them easily when in your Connections area.
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Relationship type properties
Relationship type properties allow you to add additional information for each relationship for reference, if you need it. For example, every connection with a relationship type of 'Customer' may require the property 'Customer code'.
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More with properties coming soon...
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