As customer lists grow, teams lose track of who's the actual decision maker at a company, who should receive invoices, and how to reach someone beyond a single phone number. Contacts solves this by linking every person to their company, letting you store multiple phone numbers and emails per person, and tagging each contact by their real business role.
every contact belongs to a company record, with an inline "+" to create a new customer without leaving the contact form.
add as many contact channels as needed (e.g. work, mobile), each labeled for clarity.
mark who's the main point of contact and who should receive invoices, separately per customer.
classify contacts by function (CEO, IT Manager, Decision Maker, Sales, Support, Online Marketing Manager, and more), so you can instantly filter for every decision maker across your customer base.
title before/after, first, middle, and last name, plus a salutation field, ready for formal correspondence.
deactivate outdated contacts without losing history.
sortable columns and instant search across name, company, phone, and email.
Most CRMs give you a flat contact list. Hubleto separates the company (Customers) from the person (Contacts) and layers role-based tagging on top - so a sales rep can instantly answer "who's the decision maker here?" or "who do we invoice?" without digging through notes.
Sales and account teams managing multiple stakeholders per client, and anyone who needs to know exactly who to contact for what.