Contacts on the Clients Portal is a custom page that displays contacts that are related to the client for ease of visual reference.
Professional and general contacts are added from the Contacts Portal. Contacts can also be added from Contacts on the Clients Portal, assuming that the user has adequate role permissions. (Role Permissions for Client Contacts - add new contact.)
☑️ Requirements/Dependencies
Contacts from the Client Portal is generally available to all users. Permissions for who has access can be set in Page Part Permissions if so desired.
Access to some buttons within the feature is roles based, configurable and is managed by Site Administrators.
\uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions
Adjust Role Permissions for Client Contacts
To review or change role permissions for client contacts you must log in as a Site Administrator.
Go to the Administration Portal
Under the Site Users and Security section in the right-hand pane, click on Roles
Locate the role you wish to review or change. Click on the “Actions” button beside the respective role, then click "Edit"
From the “Edit role” pop-up, click on the "Main Permissions" tab
Scroll down to the folder "Client Contacts". From here you can adjust the following permissions:
Add New Contact
Add Relationship
Edit Contact
Edit Relationship
Restore Deleted Contact
When done click Save
Add Relationship
Click on the Clients Portal
Click on the Client you wish to edit
In the left pane, select Contacts, which can be found under the Information subheader
Select the Add Relationship button
The Add Relationship to Contact form opens in the right-hand panel
Click the 'Select an option' dropdown and choose a Contact
Scroll down the list of available names or type into the search area to find a name
If found, select the name, then choose the appropriate Contact Relationship with the Client and press save
OR
If not found, click Add New Contact and follow the steps to add a new Professional or General Contact, filling in as much information as is known. The last step is to select the appropriate Contact Relationship with the client and then click "Finish".
Edit Contact
The Edit Contact button is dependent upon role permission. If available, the basic information about the contact can be edited and saved.
Edit Relationship
The Edit Relationship button is dependent upon role permission. If available, the relationship can be edited and saved.
Delete Relationship
The Delete Relationship button is dependent upon role permission and is accessed from the "Edit Relationship form. If available, the relationship can be deleted. An "Are you Sure?" pop-up will ask you to confirm the deletion (click OK) or Cancel.
Restore a Deleted Contact
In the rare case that a contact name is deleted but the contact information form still exists there is an opportunity to Restore a Deleted Contact. The user must have the correct role permissions to perform this action.