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Clients & contacts

Client records, contacts, groups, custom fields, and importing your book.

The basics

Add a client
Create a client record — individual or entity — and understand which fields matter later.
Find and filter clients
Search, filter, and narrow the client list — including by your own custom fields.
The client record
A tour of every tab on a client — what lives where and which ones you will actually use daily.

Working with clients

Invite a client to the portal
Give someone on the client side a login — and what to do when the invitation email cannot be sent.
A contact or a relationship?New
A contact is a person attached to one client. A relationship links two client records. Picking the wrong one is the most common mistake in this part of the product.
Contacts and peopleUpdated
Add the people behind a client, assign roles, and rename those roles to match how your firm talks.
Client groupsUpdated
Tie related entities together so a family or a business group behaves as one relationship.
Custom fields
Track the things your firm cares about that LedgerOS does not ship a field for.
Relationships between clientsUpdated
Record who owns, controls, or receives a K-1 from whom — with ownership percentages and effective dates.
Notes on a client
Where to put the context that has nowhere else to live — and who can read it.

Getting your data in

Import your clients
Bring your whole book across from a spreadsheet or from QuickBooks Online, with duplicate handling.

Understanding your book

Client health
What the health score measures, how friction events feed it, and what it is deliberately not for.
What your clients see
The portal from the other side — what is visible, what never is, and how to check before you send.