Custom Objects
Custom objects allow you to store additional data in a scalable manner and link that to an account and organization.
Custom Objects Overview
Custom Objects are unique data points linked to your customers, representing various information such as revenue contracts (Deals or Opportunities), customer escalations, and more. You can manually create them in Vitally or via any external system your company uses (like HubSpot or Salesforce) Custom Objects on the Account level will automatically roll up to the Organization level if you have hierarchy enabled!
Manually created Custom Objects can be associated with multiple Accounts and/or Organizations.
Manually Create Custom Objects
Custom Objects can be created manually without relying on an integration. Additionally, some integrations support bi-directional Custom Objects so they can be manually created in Vitally and sync back to your source of truth. See Custom Objects Native Integrations for more information.
Configure a Custom Object layout
By default, any new Custom Objects type that is synced will have its associated traits displayed alphabetically. By using Custom Objects layouts, you can organize traits in a more useful way.
All changes are auto-saved and the layout will be applied the next time the Custom Object is viewed.
Visualizing Custom Objects in Vitally
Once your Custom Objects are imported into Vitally, you'll be able to leverage them in practically identical ways as you can your tasks, notes, and other 'main' Vitally features.
Table View
Create a Table View to visualize Custom Objects with columns on the Custom Object, Account, or Org level. For example, you can easily save a Table View (i.e. a report) showing Opportunities with a 'Close Date' within the next 3 months (for example).
You'll see this same interface throughout Vitally anytime you'd like to use Custom Objects - in playbook automation, health scores, etc.
Custom Objects Native Integrations
You can also sync external objects associated with your customers into Vitally. This includes standard objects as well as any custom objects you've created in your external source.
To learn more on Custom Objects for our native integrations:
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