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Introduction To Contacts

Learn about managing guests in Event Temple

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Purpose of Contacts

  • Every Booking must have a Contact — the individual responsible for confirming the booking’s details.

  • Contacts can belong to an Account (e.g., a company or organization) but can also exist independently (e.g., for weddings or private events).

  • Each booking can have multiple contacts, but one must be marked as the Primary Contact — this is the one automatically pulled into Documents, Proposals, and Invoices.


How to Add a Contact

  1. Go to Contacts from the left sidebar.

  2. Click New Contact.

  3. Enter:

    • First Name (required)

    • Last Name (required)

    • Optional details: Email, Phone, Job Title, Address.

  4. Select an Account if the contact is part of an organization.

    • You can copy the Account’s email, phone, and address to the contact.

  5. Click Save.


How to Edit a Contact

  1. Go to Contacts.

  2. Search and select the contact.

  3. Click any editable field (e.g., phone, email, account).

  4. Make changes and click the icon to save (or X to cancel).


How to Delete a Contact

⚠️ This action cannot be undone.

From the Contact page:

  • Click Actions → Delete, then confirm.

From the Contact list:

  • Click the dropdown beside the contact → Delete → Confirm.

To delete multiple contacts:

  • Select checkboxes → Batch Actions → Delete → Apply → Confirm.


Contact Summary Page

Displays all related information:

  • Contact Info: Name, email, phone, job title, address, account.

  • Other Fields: Custom field data.

  • Bookings Tab: All linked bookings.

  • Notes Tab: Internal notes.

  • Emails Tab: All linked emails.

  • Tasks Tab: All linked tasks.

  • Attachments Tab: Uploaded files related to this contact.


🔹 Important Details

  • Only first name and last name are required.

  • Email addresses must be unique — one contact per email address.

  • If an email already exists, Event Temple shows:

    “Email has already been taken.”

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