A quick look at the contacts list and it's central role in Flow360
The contacts list contains contact information about all users and other contacts. It includes address information and, in the case of service providers, details of working remits between service providers and their clients.
It is important to understand that each user can only access the contacts and their details that they have the right to see.
When a new contact is added to the contacts list by a user, access to the card by others is controlled by the user's preferences setting initially (see section on setting personal user preferences for more details). By default this is 'private', but access can be opened up to the client group, site group, services group or made fully public.
Contacts access setting options:
As soon as a contact becomes a user of Flow360 they have control of their own contact card - even the person who added the card can no longer make changes unless they are also the employer.
Once a contact is also a user of Flow360 their contact card will be visible to all other users who share some sort of relationship through Flow360. For example, a Manager on a site will automatically be able to see the contacts cards for the clients on the site, other managers and surveyors and any service providers who are active on the site and these people will be able to see the Manager's contact card also.