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Customer management is available on Team and Enterprise plans for organizations with CRM features enabled.
Customers are the people or businesses who book your services. The customer directory gives your team one shared place to track client contact details, notes, status, and gig history.

Open the customer directory

  1. Go to CRM.
  2. Select Customers.
  3. Search or filter the directory to find an existing client.
Owners, admins, and gig coordinators can manage customer records. Financial details remain limited to owners and admins.

What you can track

FieldUse it for
NameThe customer’s individual or company name
Email and phonePrimary booking contact details
StatusWhether the customer is active or no longer booking
NotesPreferences, relationship context, and follow-up details
ContactsAdditional people associated with the customer

Common actions

Create a customer

Use New customer from the directory. Add the best available contact information first; you can add notes and update status later.

Edit customer details

Open a customer from the directory, update their information, and save. Changes apply to future work and keep the shared CRM record current for the whole organization.

Delete a customer

Delete only records you no longer need. If a customer is connected to past gigs, consider updating status or notes before deleting so your team does not lose useful booking context. Customers can be linked to a gig from the gig’s Resources section. This makes it clear who booked the event and keeps gig details connected to the CRM record. When a lead is converted to a gig, Soundcheck automatically creates or reuses a customer, adds a primary contact, and links that customer to the new gig.

Leads

Track booking inquiries before they become customers.

Converting leads

Learn what happens when a lead becomes a booked gig.