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Using Custom Fields to Store Insurance Contact Information — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Name, phone number, email, state, age,
  2. 0:03policy number, policy carrier. There's
  3. 0:06so much information that we need to keep
  4. 0:08track of for each of our leads and
  5. 0:11clients. To do that, we're going to be
  6. 0:13using a tool called custom fields or
  7. 0:16contact details. Let's dive in and we'll
  8. 0:18show you some of the areas that you can
  9. 0:20modify as well as areas that already
  10. 0:22exist for your benefit and for your
  11. 0:24organization.
  12. 0:26Inside of the contact profile, we can
  13. 0:28see on the left hand side
  14. 0:31contact details.
  15. 0:33This whole column
  16. 0:35is the place where information
  17. 0:37about your client or your lead is
  18. 0:40stored.
  19. 0:42There's a contact general section, but
  20. 0:44below there's additional folders that we
  21. 0:46can rearrange, reorganize, add, or
  22. 0:49delete.
  23. 0:50If we have multiple products, maybe
  24. 0:53there's multiple folders, so we can keep
  25. 0:55those records clean.
  26. 0:59Let's look at one that might be a little
  27. 1:01bit more filled out here. ACA. Many of
  28. 1:04our branding bundles come with most of
  29. 1:06the fields you'll probably need for ACA.
  30. 1:09If you need to keep track of their
  31. 1:11marketplace ID, the carrier, the plan
  32. 1:13type, etc. All that information is in
  33. 1:16here.
  34. 1:17But you may have other information you
  35. 1:20need to add.
  36. 1:21You may have other features that you
  37. 1:23want to look at as well.
  38. 1:25We're going to show how to create that,
  39. 1:27but one more thing I'll take a little
  40. 1:28bit of a side quest or a detour in
  41. 1:31is that we can modify emails
  42. 1:35and text messages to dynamically
  43. 1:38pull this information
  44. 1:42into the message.
  45. 1:43Let's just look at a text, for example,
  46. 1:45to see what that looks like. I'm going
  47. 1:47to click on a text message that I know
  48. 1:50has come from an automation.
  49. 1:52If I click on that little three dot
  50. 1:55edit, I can click on the workflow and I
  51. 1:57can backtrack and find where did this
  52. 2:00message come from?
  53. 2:03Oh.
  54. 2:04Now, it looks like I've been doing some
  55. 2:06cleanup. This is a demo or test account,
  56. 2:08so I've messed up my system, but let's
  57. 2:11go into a workflow itself. Let's say new
  58. 2:13leads, new lead campaign. I'm just going
  59. 2:15to pick a random text message to show
  60. 2:17you some of the the extra bonus powers
  61. 2:20of custom fields.
  62. 2:25Now, a custom field
  63. 2:27there's a a key. It's called a query
  64. 2:29key.
  65. 2:31This is
  66. 2:33user first name, that's you. Hi contact
  67. 2:35first name. And when you send text
  68. 2:37messages, this is a custom field.
  69. 2:41Now, when you're building text messages
  70. 2:43and emails in the future, you can add
  71. 2:46custom fields in here. So, that as long
  72. 2:49as you have that piece of information,
  73. 2:51the text message will be customized.
  74. 2:55For example, we might add here policy
  75. 2:57number. Say this is a client. This is
  76. 2:59not a good example cuz it's a new lead,
  77. 3:01but if it was a client like a a a
  78. 3:04check-in call or or post-sale
  79. 3:07recap, we could add
  80. 3:10from the contact and we could find
  81. 3:13under custom fields,
  82. 3:16we could find all that information.
  83. 3:19Policy number.
  84. 3:21So, you you might say something like
  85. 3:23here's your policy number.
  86. 3:26And now that custom field is is pulling
  87. 3:30from their contact profile and
  88. 3:33plunking that information and
  89. 3:35personalizing it. You can make really
  90. 3:37interesting or cool personalized
  91. 3:39messages or or just give information in
  92. 3:42an effective way. Emails and texts, you
  93. 3:45don't have to manually send it each time
  94. 3:47you're using custom fields.
  95. 3:49So, let's go into where these can be
  96. 3:52found if you're modifying or adjusting
  97. 3:54them.
  98. 3:56We're not going to make any changes
  99. 3:57here. Let's go into settings on the
  100. 4:00bottom left.
  101. 4:02And then we're going to go into
  102. 4:04custom fields.
  103. 4:06Custom fields.
  104. 4:09Now, they're going to be all fields
  105. 4:12alphabetically organized. You can also
  106. 4:14see folders. That's the the vertical
  107. 4:17drop-downs.
  108. 4:19You can also see deleted fields. If you
  109. 4:20want to do an audit or cleanup, if you
  110. 4:23if you want to
  111. 4:24recover something you might have deleted
  112. 4:27recently.
  113. 4:30Now,
  114. 4:32the folders themselves, this is
  115. 4:34important. You can rearrange them based
  116. 4:36on your workflow, based on your
  117. 4:38preference.
  118. 4:40Maybe your main product is
  119. 4:42not Medicare, maybe it's life insurance.
  120. 4:45And so you have the ability to drag the
  121. 4:48life insurance folder closer to the top.
  122. 4:51When I'm in a contact profile, I want
  123. 4:53the information that's helpful to me
  124. 4:55to be top and center. I don't want to
  125. 4:57have to go looking. That's a waste of
  126. 4:59time. So, I can rearrange this view to
  127. 5:02fit my needs and my work.
  128. 5:07You can also rename
  129. 5:10or add new folders. So, if there's
  130. 5:12groupings of information that's
  131. 5:14important to you, you can do that here.
  132. 5:17Let's see on the right hand side what
  133. 5:19that looks like. Hit rename by clicking
  134. 5:22on edit, and there you go. There's the
  135. 5:24ability to rename that folder as you see
  136. 5:27fit.
  137. 5:33Whenever you're trying to organize your
  138. 5:35system,
  139. 5:36if you're going to create new fields,
  140. 5:38we'll show that in a moment,
  141. 5:40try to see if there's something that
  142. 5:42already exists in the system. We've
  143. 5:44tried to build out 90% of what you need,
  144. 5:47maybe 95. Hopefully, we've got
  145. 5:49everything. But don't create too many
  146. 5:51duplicate fields. Try to keep things
  147. 5:53organized. So, if we're trying to create
  148. 5:55a field like policy number, does that
  149. 5:58exist?
  150. 6:00You can see here I've actually got
  151. 6:03uh a couple different bundles. So, I've
  152. 6:05got multiple ones. Um
  153. 6:07dental and vision, for example, policy
  154. 6:09number.
  155. 6:11For some reason I have two. So, this
  156. 6:12would be me finding, oh, shoot, my
  157. 6:14system's a little messy. So, try to find
  158. 6:17first, does that field exist? Where are
  159. 6:20we storing that piece of data? This is
  160. 6:23like a little bucket for that
  161. 6:24information to be stored.
  162. 6:28All right, let's look at actually
  163. 6:29creating a new one because you might
  164. 6:30discover there's something that I need
  165. 6:33that Agency RM hasn't built out of the
  166. 6:35box.
  167. 6:37On the top right, we can click add
  168. 6:38field.
  169. 6:40And you're going to see a couple
  170. 6:41different types or or styles of custom
  171. 6:44fields.
  172. 6:45Very basic single line where you're just
  173. 6:48collecting text.
  174. 6:50And if you explore each of these
  175. 6:52options,
  176. 6:53multi-line is a bit more text.
  177. 6:56Text box list. So, if you want to have
  178. 6:59multiple text list items, phone number,
  179. 7:02financial or monetary, just a number
  180. 7:04field, drop-down single, that's
  181. 7:07interesting. Okay, so maybe we just want
  182. 7:09to be able to choose one option
  183. 7:12from a list.
  184. 7:14Drop-down multiple. Maybe we want them
  185. 7:16to select multiple options or internally
  186. 7:19we want to be able to choose multiple
  187. 7:21things in one
  188. 7:23list here.
  189. 7:25So, explore some of those options. Reach
  190. 7:27out to our tech team if you have
  191. 7:29questions about using some of these
  192. 7:31features.
  193. 7:32But most of them with the explanations
  194. 7:35and demonstrations are pretty
  195. 7:38self-explanatory.
  196. 7:40So, let's say we're doing policy
  197. 7:42uh actually, let's say we're doing uh
  198. 7:44carrier.
  199. 7:46Now, with carrier, maybe it's Aetna,
  200. 7:48maybe it's Cigna, maybe it's one of
  201. 7:49these carriers.
  202. 7:51We could choose a text line
  203. 7:55or we could choose, probably a better
  204. 7:57option would be a drop-down single.
  205. 8:00So, we're going to select that one and
  206. 8:01choose next.
  207. 8:03Say ACA carrier
  208. 8:06name, something like that. Keep it
  209. 8:08clean.
  210. 8:11And you can see here, Cigna,
  211. 8:17let's say option three as an example,
  212. 8:19and then we're going to stuff it in a
  213. 8:20folder. We're going to put it into the
  214. 8:23ACA folder.
  215. 8:25Want to make sure we organize things as
  216. 8:27we go. If you're messy along the way,
  217. 8:30it's going to be such a nightmare a year
  218. 8:32from now, two years from now, when you
  219. 8:34wish you had thought a little bit more
  220. 8:36intentionally
  221. 8:37upfront.
  222. 8:39The struggle is real.
  223. 8:41So, let's go back now. Remember the
  224. 8:43changes we've made. We moved life closer
  225. 8:45to the top. We moved a folder into ACA.
  226. 8:51And you can even see within those
  227. 8:53folders themselves, you can prioritize
  228. 8:56which fields within those folders. So,
  229. 8:58this is the customizing what's going to
  230. 9:00make easy access to the information that
  231. 9:04you need.
  232. 9:06Going into contacts, let's return there
  233. 9:07together.
  234. 9:10We're going to pick a contact, and you
  235. 9:12can see
  236. 9:14I dragged disposition to the top.
  237. 9:16Let's actually close this folder here.
  238. 9:19Life insurance, there it is. I moved
  239. 9:21that folder closer. And if I go to ACA,
  240. 9:24Cigna, Aetna, option three, you can see
  241. 9:27how it allows me to rearrange,
  242. 9:29personalize, maybe add extra fields as
  243. 9:33necessary.
  244. 9:35Make sure to hit save. You can see on
  245. 9:36the bottom, one change made.
  246. 9:38Or you can enable auto save
  247. 9:41if you don't want to have to remember
  248. 9:44those changes.
  249. 9:45There's lots of other cool things that
  250. 9:47can happen with custom fields. These
  251. 9:49fields themselves can become triggers.
  252. 9:52And you're already experiencing that
  253. 9:54from the branding bundles and how
  254. 9:55they're set up. But as you start to
  255. 9:57optimize and learn the system a little
  256. 9:59bit more for yourself, you might get
  257. 10:01some cool ideas.
  258. 10:02Start with the essentials, start with
  259. 10:04the branding bundles, but the sky is the
  260. 10:06limit. Anything you need to optimize,
  261. 10:08redesign, or reorganize your workstation
  262. 10:12to work for you,
  263. 10:13we can make that happen.

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