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# RedHen Contact

## Description

* The RedHen Contact module defines an entity type called "Contact."
* To create/manage contact entities, go to: Structure > RedHen CRM > Contact Types (http://yoursite.com/admin/structure/redhen/contact_types).
* All contact bundles include a property called "Contact name" and a RedHen email field.
* To add a new contact, go to: RedHen > Add Contact (http://yoursite.com/redhen/contact/add).
* When viewing a contact entity, you can optionally associate that contact entity with a Drupal user account. To do so, first make sure that you have configured RedHen to connect Contacts and Users at: Configuration > RedHen CRM (http://yoursite.com/admin/config/redhen). Then, when viewing a Contact entity, click the "Drupal User" tab, and either select an existing Drupal account or create a new one.
* Finally, if a contact entity is no longer applicable in your CRM solution, you have the option to either delete, or simply "archive" that contact record. Archiving a contact entity is similar to blocking a Drupal user account, in that it does not permanently delete the record, but it does prevent the entity from being used or viewed in reports.

## Notes

* In order to use the "simple email" input widget, the core patch from this issue is required: http://drupal.org/node/806102

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  1. # RedHen Contact

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  3. ## Description

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  5. * The RedHen Contact module defines an entity type called "Contact."

  6. * To create/manage contact entities, go to: Structure > RedHen CRM > Contact Types (http://yoursite.com/admin/structure/redhen/contact_types).

  7. * All contact bundles include a property called "Contact name" and a RedHen email field.

  8. * To add a new contact, go to: RedHen > Add Contact (http://yoursite.com/redhen/contact/add).

  9. * When viewing a contact entity, you can optionally associate that contact entity with a Drupal user account. To do so, first make sure that you have configured RedHen to connect Contacts and Users at: Configuration > RedHen CRM (http://yoursite.com/admin/config/redhen). Then, when viewing a Contact entity, click the "Drupal User" tab, and either select an existing Drupal account or create a new one.

  10. * Finally, if a contact entity is no longer applicable in your CRM solution, you have the option to either delete, or simply "archive" that contact record. Archiving a contact entity is similar to blocking a Drupal user account, in that it does not permanently delete the record, but it does prevent the entity from being used or viewed in reports.

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  12. ## Notes

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  14. * In order to use the "simple email" input widget, the core patch from this issue is required: http://drupal.org/node/806102