Trash Management & Security

Trash Management & Security

Why Trash Is Important in Textile Business

Textile sales teams often:

  • Delete wrong leads accidentally
  • Remove duplicate buyers
  • Delete quotations mistakenly

Without Trash:

  • Permanent data loss
  • Reporting mismatch
  • Revenue tracking issues

With Trash:

  • Safe recovery
  • Audit tracking
  • Owner control

Example Scenario

Salesperson deletes a lead by mistake.

Owner checks Trash โ†’ restores lead.

Follow-up continues without data loss.

Recommended Practice

  • Only Admin should permanently delete
  • Sales team should restore instead of re-creating
  • Review Trash weekly
  • Monitor frequent deletions

Common Mistakes

  • Permanently deleting without checking
  • Not restoring before 60 days
  • Ignoring branch filter
  • Allowing delete permission to everyone

How Trash Impacts Reports

Deleted records:

  • Do not appear in active reports
  • Appear in Trash until 60 days
  • After permanent deletion โ†’ fully removed

Security Recommendation

For enterprise textile clients:

  • Restrict Delete permission
  • Enable only Restore for managers
  • Permanent delete only by Admin

Contacts Structure & Best Practices

Why Contact Customization is Important

Without structured contact fields:

  • Random data entry
  • No buyer segmentation
  • No credit tracking
  • Weak reporting

With proper setup:

  • Categorize buyers
  • Track high-value clients
  • Filter by business type
  • Target marketing campaigns

Common Mistakes

  • Too many unnecessary fields
  • Not marking important fields mandatory
  • Mixing person and organization data
  • No buyer categorization

Final Checklist

  • Person fields defined
  • Organization fields defined
  • Mandatory fields set
  • Sales team trained
  • Reporting filters tested

Complete Guide

Contact Settings โ€“ Navigation

Navigation Path:
Sales Module โ†’ Settings โ†’ย  Contact

You will see two tabs:

  • Person
  • Organization

Each tab allows custom field creation.

Person (Individual Contact)

2.1 When to Use Person

Used when:

  • Dealing with an individual buyer
  • Contact person inside a company
  • Sales representative
  • Distributor contact

2.2 Add Custom Field (Person)

Click:
โž• New Field

Enter:

  • Field Label
  • Field Type
  • Mandatory (Optional)

2.3 Available Field Types

  • Text Field
  • Number
  • Dropdown
  • Checkbox
  • Radio Button
  • Date
  • Paragraph

2.4 Textile Person Field Examples

  • Department โ€” Dropdown
  • Buyer Category โ€” Dropdown
  • Purchase Authority โ€” Radio
  • Preferred Language โ€” Dropdown
  • Birthday โ€” Date
  • WhatsApp Active โ€” Checkbox

2.5 Example Use Case

Buyer Name: Rajesh Shah
Company: Saras Textiles
Role: Purchase Manager
Preferred Communication: WhatsApp

This data helps the sales team personalize follow-up.

Organization (Company Level Contact)

3.1 When to Use Organization

Used when:

  • Storing business or company information
  • Textile traders
  • Wholesalers
  • Export buyers
  • Retail chains

3.2 Add Custom Field (Organization)

Click:
โž• New Field

3.3 Textile Organization Field Examples

  • Business Type โ€” Dropdown
  • Annual Turnover โ€” Number
  • Primary Product Category โ€” Dropdown
  • Credit Limit โ€” Number
  • Payment Cycle โ€” Dropdown
  • GST Category โ€” Dropdown
  • Territory โ€” Dropdown

3.4 Example Organization Record

Company Name: Saras Fabrics
Business Type: Wholesaler
Primary Product: Cotton Dress Material
Credit Limit: โ‚น10,00,000
Payment Cycle: 30 Days

This helps in:

  • Sales qualification
  • Risk assessment
  • Target segmentation

Introduction

1.1 Contact Settings (Person & Organization)

This section allows you to:

  • Customize contact data fields
  • Collect textile-specific buyer information
  • Separate Individual vs Company details
  • Improve CRM data quality

This directly affects:

  • Buyer segmentation
  • Credit and payment tracking
  • Sales follow-up personalization
  • Reporting accuracy
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