Groups

Groups help segment your contacts into different buckets, so you can easily pull up certain types of contacts. Groups also make it easy to export a list of contacts for running a mail merge or importing into another system, and you can create groups for any tags or sublists that you’d like.

To edit existing groups, mouse over Contacts in the navigation bar and select “Manage Groups” to the right of “Groups.”

Less Annoying CRM has a filtering option you can use to find contacts who are in one of several groups.

This article explains how you can group contacts and reassign them in bulk to transition contacts from one user to another.

Less Annoying CRM has a filtering option you can use to find records who are in multiple, specific groups.

In Less Annoying CRM there are two ways you can pull up a list of records in one particular group.

Less Annoying CRM has a filtering option to find contacts that are not assigned to any group. If you go to the Contacts page, there are Filters and Sorting options in the page menu on the left.

Email marketing and outreach campaigns can be a huge boon for many small businesses, which is why Less Annoying CRM built an integration with industry leader MailChimp.

Contacts and companies can be easily added and removed from groups depending on which lists/categories they should be in.

LACRM has simple reporting to help you find contacts based on the groups in which they are (or aren’t) tagged. In this post, we’ll go over all of the ways you can filter your groups to find just the contacts you need.

Once contacts and companies are in your CRM, you can bulk add the records into a group.

Learn how to manage group permissions in LACRM using teams.

Groups in Less Annoying CRM can be private or public. Public groups are visible to everyone on the account, while private groups are visible only to the person who created the group.

Learn how to remove a contact from a group in Less Annoying CRM.

Groups in Less Annoying CRM can be private or public. Private groups are visible only to the person who created the group, while public groups are visible to everyone on the account.

After an import is completed, you can group the import to give it a tag, so you can easily access the records from that import in the future.

This article explains how you can use a naming convention to create sub-groups in Less Annoying CRM.

This article explains how to add contacts to multiple groups based on imported data.

Groups can be private or public, which determines who can view each group tag.

This article explains how you can track inactive clients in Less Annoying CRM.

Learn how to export one group of contacts out of LACRM to a spreadsheet.

Teams allow you to share groups between certain teams of users. Creating teams helps you organize and manage group sharing permissions — here’s how.

If you need to combine groups, you can add one group into the other in bulk to merge them.

In order to prevent changes to group membership in LACRM, you can duplicate your groups before syncing with Mailchimp.

Teams allow you to share groups with specific subsets of your users (you can read more about teams and how to create them here). Here are some tips and three examples to help you structure your teams.

Groups and pipelines are both helpful for tracking important details, but when should you use which one?

Less Annoying CRM has a filtering option you can use to find records who are not in a specific group.

This article explains how to create and use teams to help manage group permissions.