Step by Step guide to Configure the Attachments tab for a Custom Object in Creatio

In many business applications, storing files related to records is very important. These files may include documents, invoices, contracts, screenshots, reports, or any supporting information related to a specific record. In Creatio, the Attachment tab makes this process simple. It allows users to upload and manage files directly within a record, ensuring that all related… Read More »

Managing Mandatory Fields in Creatio CRM: Section-Wise and Global Approach

Creatio CRM is a powerful low-code platform that helps organizations automate workflows, manage customer relationships, and streamline business processes. Its flexible customization capabilities allow businesses to easily adapt the system as their requirements evolve. One of the key advantages of Creatio CRM is the ability to improve the user experience through simple UI customizations. While… Read More »

How to Link Activities to a Custom Object in Creatio

In any CRM system, having a complete view of customer interactions is essential. In Creatio, the Timeline tab makes this quite easy. It shows the complete history of emails, calls, meetings, tasks, and notes. Now, when we create a custom object in Creatio, we usually build it for a specific business need. But if activities… Read More »

Automatically Assign Tags to Contacts using Contact Import in Creatio

Creatio is a powerful no-code/low-code CRM platform that enables organizations to automate sales, marketing, and service processes efficiently. One of its most used features by business teams is the Excel Data Import functionality, which allows users to upload bulk records (such as Contacts, Accounts, or Leads) directly into the system without technical assistance. While the… Read More »

How Creatio Simplifies Workflow Automation with No-Code

CRM platforms today are expected to evolve alongside business strategy. As sales models shift, customer journeys become more complex, and operational processes expand, organizations need systems that can be configured and refined quickly—without disrupting ongoing operations. The ability to adapt workflows, modify interfaces, and introduce new process logic has become essential for maintaining efficiency and… Read More »

Auto-link emails to existing Creatio record

When working with Creatio, one of the things you quickly appreciate is how much you can automate without touching a single line of code. A great example of this is the “Send Email” element in business processes. With just the right configuration, you can trigger emails automatically. In real business scenarios, communication rarely exists in… Read More »

How Creatio CRM for Manufacturing Drives Smarter Operations

The global manufacturing market is projected to reach US$14.26 trillion by 2026, reflecting an industry that is scaling rapidly in both output and sophistication. Manufacturers today are delivering more configurable and complex products, driven by innovation, customization, and faster product cycles — all while balancing cost, quality, and speed. At the centre of this effort… Read More »

Creatio CRM Integration with WhatsApp: Automatic Contact Creation and Chat Capture

In today’s digital-first sales environment, customers expect instant communication through familiar messaging platforms. Integrating Creatio CRM with WhatsApp helps organizations meet this expectation while keeping all customer interactions structured and trackable inside the CRM. One of the most powerful features of this integration is the automatic creation of Contact records and chat activities when a… Read More »

Improve Data Accuracy by Filtering the Owner Field to System Users in Creatio CRM

In Creatio CRM, the Owner field plays a critical role in defining responsibility and access control across records such as Accounts, Contacts, Activities, and custom objects. By default, many lookup fields in Creatio are based on the Contact object, which can lead to confusion when the requirement is to assign ownership strictly to system users… Read More »