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Contacts is the unified directory for everyone your organization has a relationship with: people who requested program info, joined a waitlist, started checkout, enrolled, or were imported from a spreadsheet. Every person is a single, deduplicated contact record, and from Contacts you can segment them, tag them, and email them.

Where to find Contacts

Go to Program Dashboard → Contacts in the sidebar. The page has four tabs:
TabWhat it’s for
OverviewAt-a-glance program lists, cohort lists, saved custom lists, recent sends, and your email quota.
All ContactsThe full searchable table with filters (status, source, program, tag, date range), bulk tag, bulk delete, and bulk email.
TagsCreate, rename, and delete organization-wide tags and see how many contacts are on each.
Send HistoryEvery email campaign you’ve sent, with recipient count and delivery stats.

What you can do

  • Add or import contacts — Manually add one contact, or bulk import via CSV with column mapping.
  • Segment — Filter by email status, source, program interest, cohort, tag, or date. Save any filter set as a reusable custom list.
  • Tag — Apply organization-wide tags to individuals or in bulk from the table. Tags are first-class filters in the list builder and email audience picker.
  • Email — Send an email to All Contacts, everyone interested in a program, a cohort’s students or waitlist, a custom list, or a tag. Send a test to yourself first.
  • Promote to lead — Turn a contact into a tracked lead for a specific program (creates a program info request).
  • Track unsubscribes and bounces — Contacts that unsubscribe or bounce are automatically excluded from future sends.

How contacts are created

A contact is created (or matched, if the email already exists) whenever any of the following happens:
  • Someone submits Request Program Information on your public page
  • Someone starts checkout but does not complete payment (cart abandonment)
  • Someone joins a cohort waitlist
  • Someone enrolls in a cohort
  • You import contacts from a CSV
  • You manually add a contact from the Contacts page
Each contact has an original source that records how they first entered your organization. The source never changes — it’s the first touchpoint. Contacts can later accumulate additional program interests and be on multiple cohorts’ waitlists at once.

Requirements

  • Subscription: Contacts is available on all plans. Email campaigns and monthly email volume are feature-gated — see plan tiers and limits.
  • Role: Program owners and instructors can view and manage contacts, send email, and promote to lead.
  • Email sending: Your organization email address (used in the CAN-SPAM footer) must be set in organization settings before you can send campaigns.

Learn more

GuideWhat it covers
The contact recordFields on a contact, sources, program interests, email status (active / unsubscribed / bounced).
Managing contactsThe All Contacts table: filters, bulk tag, bulk delete, opening the detail panel.
TagsCreating tags, assigning in bulk, using tags in lists and email audiences.
Custom lists and the audience builderFilter conditions, saving a list, live preview count, editing a list.
Importing contactsCSV/TSV upload, column mapping, optional program interest and tags on import.
Email campaignsAudience types, recipient count preview, test sends, and what the CAN-SPAM footer contains.
Send history and deliverabilityViewing past sends, delivered/failed counts, and how bounces and unsubscribes are handled.
Promote a contact to a leadTurn a contact into a tracked lead for a specific program offering.
Unsubscribe and complianceHow unsubscribe links work, the public unsubscribe page, and what’s required before sending.