Contact profiles
Keep customer information and communication status together.
Audience management
Capture, segment and manage customer details with straightforward tools designed for responsible communication.
Collect consent-aware contacts
Create useful customer segments
Keep subscriber records organised
How it works
Good communication begins with organised, permission-aware customer data. Capture contacts through forms, import existing records and group people into useful segments based on their services, interests or activity.
Built for everyday communication
Replace scattered spreadsheets with customer records your team can confidently use.
Keep customer information and communication status together.
Group audiences around services, interests or activity.
Maintain clear subscription and unsubscribe preferences.
Built for practical use
Flexible enough for marketing, focused enough for the customer communication your organisation depends on.
Practical guidance
Turn the feature into a reliable customer communication practice with guidance specific to this workflow.
Collect information that changes what you send, such as service type, location or communication preference. Avoid fields that add friction without supporting a clear customer experience.
Decide where customer details are corrected and who owns imports, duplicates and removals. A clear process prevents conflicting records across spreadsheets, forms and business systems.
Customer needs change over time. Make it simple to update interests or unsubscribe, then ensure those choices are reflected before the next campaign.
Common questions
Yes. Existing customer and subscriber records can be imported, then organised into lists and segments for relevant communication.
Segments help teams send more relevant updates by service, location, interest or customer activity instead of sending every message to everyone.
Yes. Subscription preferences and unsubscribes are recorded so future sends can respect each customer’s communication choices.
Ready when you are
Before you begin
Strong results start with a clear communication process—not simply more software.
Shorter forms reduce friction and avoid storing customer information that has no communication purpose.
Set clear expectations about the type and frequency of messages before a person subscribes.
Agree on naming rules for lists, tags and segments so the audience stays understandable as it grows.
Measure what matters
Use these indicators to improve the communication process, not merely to produce another report.
Shows whether the capture experience is clear and appropriately short.
Monitor invalid addresses, duplicates and inactive records as the database grows.
A good segment should support a real communication decision, not merely add complexity.