Glossary & Terms
Non-Fixed
ACTIVITY - Activities are
certain system events that pertain to a constituent and are tracked in
Personify. These are also sometimes referred to as "system
activities", to distinguish them from manually generated contact tracking
records. Both types of records may record communications with a constituent,
such as emails sent.
ADDRESS STATUS -
The status of the address related to the customer. For example, Good or Bad.
ADDRESS TYPE - The fields that are used to
define the type of address related to the customer. For example, Home, Work,
or Blank.
ALIAS - A type of alias for
the constituent. For example, Acronym, Maiden Name, or Also Known As. This
field can be updated for a constituent in CRM360 from the Name Details task in
the Background Information task category.
COMMUNICATION LOCATION - The location
associated with various pieces contact information. For example, Home or Work.
Please note that while mobile devices are not tethered to a physical location,
the codes set up in base indicate (more or less) personal contact information
vs. business information, and allow for other client-defined designations.
COMMENT TYPE - Allows the organization to
categorize what a comment is related to when a user adds Note
on a customer. This field displays on the Miscellaneous Comments screen in
CRM360.
CREDENTIALS - The
field identifies the credentials related to the customer’s name. For example,
MD or CPA.
CUSTOMER CLASS - The classification of the
customer.
CUSTOMER DOCUMENTS - The type of
customer-related document uploaded to the system. For example, Resume or
Committee Minutes.
CUSTOMER STATUS - The status of the customer. For
example, Active or Inactive.
DEMOGRAPHIC - This
field is the type of demographic related to the customer.
NAME PREFIX - The prefix of the customer’s
name. For example, Mrs. or Mr.
NAME SUFFIX - The suffix of the customer’s
name. For example, Jr. or Sr.
OPT IN INTEREST AREA - The types of interest
areas the customer can subscribe or opt-in to.
OPT OUT REASON - The reason the customer
decided to opt-out of an interest area. For example, Duplicate or No Interest.
PHONE TYPE - This is used when defining
emergency contacts for a constituent to identity the type of phone when a phone
number is entered on the Emergency Contacts
·
Cell
·
Home
·
Work
PROGRAM DEGREE - The type of program or degree
the customer will complete or has completed. For example, Bachelor of Arts or
Doctor of Medicine.
PROGRAM TYPE - This further defines the program or
degree. For example, Undergraduate or Continuing Education Credit.
SPECIAL NEEDS - The type of special need the
customer has. For example, ADA or Allergies.
CALL TOPIC - The topic of the contact record. To
set the Topic field values, enter the appropriate codes for the type.
CALL TYPE - The type of contact that was sent
or received. For example, Phone Inbound or Email Outbound.