Tag Archives: Creatio configuration tips

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 »

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 »

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 »

Send emails automatically in Creatio

Think about how we receive an email immediately after ordering a product online or signing up for a new subscription. We don’t have to request it, and no one manually sends it, it just happens automatically. These emails confirm our action, share important details, and keep us informed at the right time.This is where email… Read More »

How to Configure and Manage Email Templates in Creatio

Creatio allows organizations to automate email communication through configurable email templates. These templates help standardize messaging, reduce manual work, and ensure timely communication across business processes. This blog walks through the essentials of configuring email templates in Creatio and highlights practical use cases for real-world implementations. Macros help you automatically insert the right information into… Read More »

Displaying Custom or Existing Fields in the Creatio Mobile App

Creatio CRM provides a robust mobile application that enables users to access and update CRM data on the go. While the web application allows full visibility of all configured fields, the mobile app displays only a selected set of fields by default to maintain a clean and optimized user experience. In many business scenarios, administrators… Read More »

Setting up an Automated Approval Workflow in Creatio

Approval processes have always been an essential part of business hierarchies. While higher management is typically responsible for making key decisions and granting approvals, operational tasks are handled by lower management. As a result, seeking approval becomes a routine and integral part of business operations. Creatio simplifies this workflow by making approval processes easy to… Read More »

Prevent Empty Gaps in Creatio CRM Forms with Flex Containers

When customizing the Creatio CRM interface, one common issue both developers and no‑code designers run into is the appearance of awkward blank spaces in panels when certain fields are hidden. This usually happens because field visibility is controlled through business rules, while the layout itself remains fixed. As a result, even if a field is… Read More »

Hiding the Creatio AI Panel: A Quick Guide

Creatio CRM is packed with smart, AI-driven tools that help teams work faster and make better decisions. The Creatio.ai panel is one of those features it puts AI right at your fingertips. But let’s be honest: not every company is ready to roll out AI to everyone at once. Some organizations may want to keep… Read More »