Create, edit and delete a contact
Add a person or organization with phone, e-mail and company, change the details later or remove the contact.
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Written By Björn von KänelLast updated 14 days ago
Create a contact for every artist, band, crew member or supplier so you can use them in events, shifts and inventory.
Who can do this: team members with permission to create, edit or delete contacts.
- Open Communication → Contacts and click New Contact. Under Contact kind, choose Person (solo artist or individual) and enter first and last name at the top.
- Fill in Phone, Email (with Type: Primary, Billing or Other) and Company / Artist. Optionally add tags and turn on the shift planner. Click Save Contact.

- For a band, collective or company, choose Organization and enter the Organization name instead.

- To change a contact, click ⋮ → Edit in the list (or Edit contact on the detail page). Change the fields and click Save Changes.

- To remove a contact, click ⋮ → Delete and confirm with Delete.


Good to know
- City and Note are not saved yet – keep such information elsewhere for now.
- Deleting cannot be undone. If you have a duplicate, merge it instead: Merge duplicate contacts.
- The app sends no e-mail when you create a contact.
- In German, most labels of the contact form are still shown in English.
Related articles Find contacts · Contact detail page and relationships · Merge duplicate contacts
Applies to VenueMaster3000 v0.53.1 (as of 2026-10-27)
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