Managing contacts

When a new customer places an order on your store or you track an expense from a vendor, their name and info are automatically added to your contacts list.

You can invoice contacts from the dashboard using their profile information, and depending on the circumstances, you can also manually add, edit, or delete a contact profile.

Creating contacts

To create a contact, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the contacts page and click Create contact.
  2. Select if the contact is a business or a consumer and fill in the applicable fields.
  3. Click Create contact.

Editing contacts

If a contact profile already exists in Quaderno, then you can edit their information on the contacts page:

  1. Click the name of the contact profile you want to edit.
  2. In the dropdown menu, click Edit.
  3. Edit the data fields as needed.
  4. Click Save changes to confirm your changes to the contact profile's information.

Common questions

  • My customer moved to another country. If I update the country in the contact's file, will tax be calculated correctly on future invoices?

    As a best practice we usually recommend creating a new contact, especially if the customer is a business. This way the invoices for two separate legal entities (company in one country and company in another country) are not mixed. If the tax ID changes because of the country change, we would always recommend creating a new contact. In all cases, tax would be calculated based on the new country on future invoices.

  • My customer has a new tax ID as they changed their company structure or country. Can I edit the tax ID in the contact's file?

    If a customer has a new tax ID, this generally indicates a change in legal entity. To avoid mixing invoices for different legal entities in the same invoice history, we recommend creating a new contact with the new tax ID.

  • Can I search for a contact in Quaderno by its tax ID?

    You can search for a contact by its tax ID if removing the initial country code (For example: "ES", "FR" etc...).

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