Contacts represent the individual people your team interacts with, such as prospects, customers, or partners. Each contact record stores personal and professional details, helping you understand who you’re engaging with and how they connect to the broader organization.
Reevo includes standard fields on every Contact (e.g., First Name, Last Name, Title, Email, Phone). You can also configure custom fields to capture additional context that supports your GTM process.See Create and Manage Custom Fields to learn how to add or edit contact-specific attributes.
Reevo supports multiple emails and phone numbers per contact because people often work with more than one company or use different contact details for different business contexts. This ensures your team can always reach someone using the right email or phone number for the specific account they’re associated with.
Reevo supports a flexible, many-to-many relationship between Contacts (individuals) and Accounts (companies or organizations). This means a single contact can be associated with multiple accounts at once.
Each contact has one Primary Account, representing their main employer or affiliation, and can also be linked to one or more Secondary Accounts for other professional relationships.This structure helps preserve important business context during CRM operations—like account merges, contact ownership changes, or relationship tracking—without losing visibility into prior or parallel associations.
In the Link account to contact modal, choose the following:
Account: Select the company to associate
Title: Enter the contact’s role at that company (e.g., Director, Consultant)
Department: Add the department or team name (e.g., Sales, Engineering)
Contact Emails: Choose which of the contact’s email addresses should link to this account
Contact Phone Numbers: Select which phone numbers to associate
Click Link account to save
The contact will now display multiple associated accounts with one marked as the Primary Account (indicated by the crown icon 👑) and others as secondary relationships.