Relate a Contact to a Client or Household (Managed Package)
Add a lawyer, accountant, or other professional as a related contact. If the business
contact is new, create a business account for the contact—every contact belongs to an
account in Salesforce. Then associate the contact with a client or household by creating a contact
for the business account.
Required Editions
Important This feature is available in Salesforce orgs that have installed the
Financial Services Cloud managed package. This is different from the standard Groups and Households
feature, which can be accessed without installing the managed package.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
On the Accounts tab, click New.
Create a Business account record for the firm that the contact works for.
If you’re adding a lawyer as the related contact, create an account record for the law
firm.
On the Relationships tab of the client or household profile you want to add the
contact,
On the relationship map, click + Add Contact.
Alternatively, you can also add a contact from the Related Contacts section. In the
Related Contacts section, click New.
For Contact, select the household member that the business contact is associated
with.
The contact must be associated with a specific member, not with the household in
general.
Click the Related Contact field. Select an existing contact, or
click + New Contact. If it’s a new contact:
If requested, select the Business record type. Click
Next.
Enter the contact’s last name, and select the account name that you created in the first
step.
Save the contact record.
For Related Role, select the role that describes how the contact is associated with the
client.
Save the related contact record.
The related contact appears on both the client and household profiles. The contact’s
record detail page also shows the entities that the contact has relationships with.
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