harkbell

Find, edit and merge contacts

Search your contact list, add or edit a person, tag them, leave a note for the agent, merge two cards for one person, and delete a contact.

Checked against the product on November 11, 2026

People appear in Contacts when they call or message, and each card holds their calls, messages and bookings. You can also add people by hand.

  1. Open Contacts in the sidebar.
  2. Find someone with Search contacts (name, number or email), the Everyone, No name, Tagged and On the list chips, or the Channel, Source and Tag menus.
  3. Open their card. Press Edit, change Name, Phone or Email, and press Save.
  4. Add a tag under Tags with New tag, and remove one with its remove button.
  5. In Note for the agent, write anything it should know, then press Save note. The agent reads it before every conversation with them.

Add someone

Press Add someone, enter a Name, Phone and Email (any one will do), and save. For many at once see import contacts from a CSV.

Merge two cards for one person

  1. Open one of the cards, press More and choose Merge with another contact.
  2. Use Find the other contact, or pick from Possibly the same person.
  3. Check which card Stays and which Becomes part of it; press Swap to reverse them.
  4. Press Merge them.

Their calls, messages, bookings and conversations become one. A do-not-call or a STOP on either card stays in force. When Harkbell spots likely duplicates, a Possible duplicates row appears above the list: press Review, then Merge… or Not the same person.

Who can do what

Owners, Admins, Managers and Staff can add and edit contacts. Merging is for Owners, Admins and Managers. Delete contact is under More and asks you to confirm.

Can I export my contact list?

There is no export button on the Contacts page today. Contacts can be imported, and read through the API.

Why does a contact have no name?

People who call and do not give a name appear as unnamed. Use the No name chip to find them and Edit to name them.

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