Contact Scoring
Contact scoring assigns a numeric score to each contact based on rules you define. Higher scores indicate more engaged or valuable leads.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”- You define scoring rules (e.g., “+10 points for having an email”)
- The system evaluates contacts against these rules
- Each contact gets a score visible on their profile and in the contact list
- You can sort and filter contacts by score to prioritize outreach
Creating scoring rules
Section titled “Creating scoring rules”- Go to scoring rules configuration
- Click New Rule
- Configure:
- Name — what this rule measures (e.g., “Has company name”)
- Points — how many points to award (positive or negative)
- Conditions — when this rule applies
Example rules
Section titled “Example rules”| Rule | Points | Logic |
|---|---|---|
| Has email address | +10 | Contact has a non-empty email |
| Has company name | +5 | Contact has a company field |
| Has phone number | +5 | Contact has a phone field |
| No activity in 90 days | -10 | No logged activities recently |
| Has open deal | +20 | At least one active deal |
Using scores
Section titled “Using scores”- Sort contacts by score to find your hottest leads
- Filter for high-score contacts when planning outreach
- Track trends — rising scores indicate growing engagement
- Keep scoring simple at first — 3-5 rules is plenty to start
- Review and adjust point values quarterly based on what actually predicts success
- Negative scores are useful for identifying contacts that need re-engagement