Overview
The Follow-Up Statuses Code Table provides a structured way to track next steps with not only individual contacts but also at the broader account or client level. This ensures consistent engagement whether you are working with a single decision-maker or managing an entire client relationship.
Area
This table is applied in CRM modules such as:
Accounts/Clients (tracking organizational engagement)
Contacts (tracking individual person-to-person follow-ups)
Navigation
On the Account/Client record, the Follow-Up Status reflects the next organization-wide touchpoint.
On the Contact record, the Follow-Up Status shows the next action for that specific individual.
Benefit
Provides alignment across both client-level and contact-level engagement.
Prevents duplicate or missed follow-ups by ensuring clarity at all relationship levels.
Improves cross-team communication when working with multiple contacts in the same client account.
Supports task assignment and due-date reminders across both scopes.
Field Reference
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ID | Integer | Unique identifier for each status. |
| Name | Text | Short label for the follow-up status. |
| Description | Text | Clarifies what the follow-up status means and when used. |
Code Table: Follow-Up Status Examples
| ID | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Need to Call | A reminder to call a client account or a contact to keep engagement moving forward. |
| 2 | Send Contract | Indicates readiness at the contact or client level to provide a contract or proposal. |
| 3 | Pending Response | Waiting for the client or contact to reply after outreach. |
| 4 | Schedule Follow-Up | A prompt to set a future touchpoint (call, email, or meeting) with client or contact. |
Screen References
Account/Client Page → "Follow-Up Status" field shows organizational next steps.
Contact Page → "Follow-Up Status" field reflects individual-specific next steps.
Pro Tip
For accounts with multiple contacts, track Follow-Up Status at both levels. The client record provides a big-picture view, while contact-level statuses keep specific person-to-person touchpoints organized.
FAQ
Q: Can the same account and its contacts have different follow-up statuses?
Yes, an account might be "Pending Response," while a particular contact is at "Need to Call."
Q: How do tasks connect between account and contact statuses?
Tasks can be linked either to the account, to individual contacts, or both—ensuring no step is overlooked.
Q: Is client-level reporting different from contact-level status reporting?
Yes, account-level reports show overall engagement health, while contact-level reports reflect individual nurture activities.
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