Hi @AndyLister happy to help - I'm not sure there's ever been an official "primary contact" value for a contact. It sounds like you might've had a custom property dropdown configured previously.
For a contact, you can set a primary company if more than one is associated, but not vice versa.
You can also create Association Labels which essentially allow you to tag contacts - you could create one for Primary or by purchasing role (approver, blocker, decision-maker, etc.)
You could also create a custom property for Primary that you set to yes or no (or configure a dropdown if other choices are needed) which would allow you to isolate these contacts via Filters, Lists, Workflows, etc.
Hope this helps!
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@AaronBoatin the link is for an association workflow, is there an update planned specifically for primary contacts? or just leveraging the workflow to create your own?
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There does seem to be a powerful yet missing component to contact management: How to flag a contact as primary in a given company, so it either pops to the top of the list or is flagged/marked accordingly? For example, I look up a company. In the middle section of that company record, there is the contacts section. Many of my companies have dozens of contacts, but only one or two primary contacts with whom I work most regularly. I'd like those to always show at the top of the list.
Hi @AndyLister happy to help - I'm not sure there's ever been an official "primary contact" value for a contact. It sounds like you might've had a custom property dropdown configured previously.
For a contact, you can set a primary company if more than one is associated, but not vice versa.
You can also create Association Labels which essentially allow you to tag contacts - you could create one for Primary or by purchasing role (approver, blocker, decision-maker, etc.)
You could also create a custom property for Primary that you set to yes or no (or configure a dropdown if other choices are needed) which would allow you to isolate these contacts via Filters, Lists, Workflows, etc.
Hope this helps!
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