Contact detail page

The contact detail page is your “single source of truth” for one person: what happened, what’s scheduled next, and what the AI learned.

This is not a tabbed page. It’s a section-based workspace built for fast operator decisions.

At a glance

  • Header actions control calling, DNC, and lifecycle.
  • The main area shows summary tiles, embedded call history, follow-ups, and memory.
  • The sidebar shows profile + labels + additional fields.

Page anatomy (what’s on this page)

Header identity

The title prioritizes the best available identifier:

  • full name (if available)
  • otherwise phone
  • otherwise contact id

Header actions (what you can do right now)

  • Call (only when callable)
  • Edit contact
  • Add to DNC / Remove from DNC
  • Actions (Archive / GDPR erase / Hard delete)

See Manual calling for the Call dialog and Lifecycle actions for archive/GDPR/hard delete semantics.

Summary tiles (how to interpret them)

  • Last interaction: when the system last interacted with this contact.
  • Last call: the last dial attempt.
  • Talk time: cumulative talk-time across calls.
  • Recent campaign: the most recent campaign involvement (fast traceability).
Pro tip: treat “Recent campaign” as your fastest root-cause link

If a contact complains or a result looks strange, jump to the campaign and inspect the exact configuration and task state.

Embedded call logs (recent calls)

The Call logs section embeds a recent sessions list for this contact.

  • it supports search/sort/pagination
  • it is scoped to this contact
  • View all opens the full Call Logs page with a filtered view and a return link back here

See Call detail to understand the two-pane call-detail page and its insights tabs.

Follow-ups (what happens next)

The follow-ups card is where “a call outcome becomes action.”

  • schedule follow-ups
  • see follow-up status
  • jump into the full follow-ups workspace when needed

Use Contact follow-ups for field-level detail and status meanings.

Memory & AI insights (what the AI learned)

Memory is the operational “context layer” that reduces repeated questions and improves continuity across calls.

Use Memory & AI insights to understand:

  • summary
  • open items
  • structured insights/facts
  • interaction log
  • rebuild behavior and cost warnings

Profile sidebar (facts that matter operationally)

The Profile card includes:

  • DNC state
  • email/company/timezone/country
  • created by + timestamps

Labels and additional fields

  • Labels appear when the contact has tags.
  • Additional fields appear when the contact has non-empty custom fields that are not campaign-signal fields.

Common edge states

  • Contact not found
  • Backend error
  • No sessions yet
  • No follow-ups
  • No memory yet
Next: take action
Call, schedule follow-up, or diagnose issues using call detail and campaign links.
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