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Activitek
'Training'
Contact
Manager Module
The
notion of contact manager includes clients, organizations, employees/
volunteers, suppliers, etc. It designates any person/entity likely
to be invoiced or contacted. This module centralizes information
on the organization’s various contact managers, whether
they are clients, suppliers, employees or all three at the same
time, which allows historical consultation of a person’s
training/activity.
The module allows you to:
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Enter and manage a database on participants (last name, first
name, address, phone number, e-mail, date of birth, etc.),
with the flexibility for multiple e-mails, addresses and
phone numbers..
- Enter
and manage memberships with renewals.
- Record
information for medical documents.
- Enter
and manage data on parents or guardians.
- Enter
notes of unlimited length to the clientele’s file. This note
will be assigned to a security level ‘Special Attention’ warning
message for viewing the contact file. This condition is assigned
to a medical condition, physical state or specific conditions
allocated to an activity. In addition this warning may be defined
between two specific dates.
- Prevent
duplication of clientele data entry.
- Manage
members and their role in the organization.
- Manage
the resources related to the organization that qualify contact
manager ‘ex : instructors, volunteers, professors etc.
- Have
flexibility of a custom field section that allows additional
defined fields for the user.
- The
contact manager file becomes unique which will be associated
to all the functions of each module system.
This
module also allows some additional functions:
- Search
for a contact manager.
- Displays
the picture of a person or the logo of an organization if available.
- Emits
identity cards. (optional)
- Emits
membership cards (volunteers, employees and others). (optional)
- Permits
entering and managing the organizations’ annual programming.
- Restrain
confidential information to individuals with predefined roles.
- Allows
organizations to view only the information that concerns them
in conjunction with their security access.
- Conserves
clients’ history.
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