Every business has its own unique sales, services and marketing processes, which is why the CRM lets you customise the product to fit your business needs. As an administrator it is important that you identify and list out such requirements and tailor the product to meet them in the best possible way. There are various levels in which you will be customising the account like creating custom modules, organising the modules based on your priority, re-ordering them as per preference, adding or removing details from a record's related list, creating custom views for records, adding new section in modules to capture additional information and more. And the most exciting part, you can make these amazing changes without writing any code, just use our easy-to-use customisation tools.
Create a new module or edit an existing module by adding custom fields, adding new sections, setting field permissions and editing field properties and more. The steps involved in creating a custom module are:
Re-order the modules by dragging and dropping based on your order of usage and preference. Hide those modules that you don't wish to view, all the unselected tabs will be hidden from all users.
Change the order of the Related Lists such as the Attachments, Open Activities, Closed Activities, etc., for records in each module. Show or hide some of the related lists as per the organisation's business requirements. Also, customize related list columns to view only the details you require.
Customise the way you view the records by sorting, categorising and prioritising them as per your preference. Choose from three different options:
Customise the content in a record page for different users with the help of page layouts. Use the page layout editor to add, remove, or reorder actions, fields, and sections on a record’s detail page. In addition, make your layout completely dynamic by using conditional layouts to govern what is displayed based on the field values that is entered.
Set validation rules to verify that the data a user enters in a record matches the standards you specify before the user can save the record. Validation rule will evaluate the data in the fields and return the value in the form of True or False. Also choose whether the alert message should be displayed to the user when the condition is True or False.
Drag and drop a secondary form or table to include multiple line items within the primary form. Use a subform within the layout to include additional information as a separate section in the layout.
Connect your CRM data with external URLs, third-party applications, or other back-end services with the help of custom links. Use custom buttons to give users access to other web pages or applications right from within the CRM.