Keep your vendors, subcontractors and crews in the Directory

Add the vendors, subcontractors and crews you work with, and find them fast.

Who This Is For

Role requirements for this guide

OwnerAdminManagerMember

This guide is for teams whose organization has the Directory turned on. Everyone on the team can open the Directory and see each entry's phone, email, address and notes. Owners and admins add, edit, archive and restore entries. Managers and members read them.

What You'll Accomplish

One list of the people you work with

You will open the Directory, add an entry, find one by name or the work they do, fix its details, archive an entry you no longer use, and read its history.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Five things you can do in the Directory

1

Open the Directory

Open the menu under your name and choose Directory. The list has five views: All, Vendors, Subcontractors, Crews and Archived.

2

Add an entry

Click New entry. Choose whether it is a vendor, a subcontractor or a crew, and give it a name. Phone, email, address, service types and notes are optional.

Type a service type such as roofing and press Enter to add it. An entry can hold up to 50 service types.

3

Find an entry

Type in the search box to find an entry by its name or by one of its service types. Pick a view to see only one kind.

Two entries can share a name. Each row shows the type, the first service type and the phone number, so you can tell them apart.

4

Edit or archive an entry

Open an entry and click Edit to change its details. If someone else saved a change while you were editing, you will see a message: click Reload to see their change. Your edits stay in the form, so you can save them again.

Use Archive in the page tools for an entry you no longer work with. It moves to the Archived view. Open it there and click Restore to bring it back.

5

Read the history

Each entry's page ends with its History: who added it, who changed which details, and who archived or restored it, with when each happened.

Pro Tip

Archive instead of deleting

Tip

Archive an entry rather than letting the list fill with old names. Archived entries keep their details and history, and you can restore them whenever you work with them again.
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