Activity Reporting

The Activity page gives you a summary of all your sales team's activities in your CRM account.

Details of Notes, Calls, Meetings, Deals, Actions, Emails, and Logs (new contacts created, deleted, status updates, edits) are displayed here. 

You can segment Activities by team members, predefined filters, and select a time frame.


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Activity types Filter Activities Search Activities


Activity types


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Click on More → Activity.

More | Activity



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The data is grouped by CRM activity. Click each tab to see more insights.

More | Activity | Activity types



  • All - Shows all activities in chronological order.

Activity | All



  • Notes - Shows updates and totals for notes created or edited.

Activity | Notes


  • Calls - Shows completed call notes, conversation results, and totals.

Activity | Calls


  • Meetings - Shows meeting notes in chronological order.

Activity | Meeting


  • Deals  - Shows updates and totals for new, won, and lost Deals.

Activity | Deals


  • Actions - Shows completed, deleted, and updated Actions, along with totals.

Activity | Actions


  • Emails - Shows all sent and received emails, along with totals.

Activity | Emails


  • Logs - Shows individual and bulk edits to contacts, including changes to status, tags, addresses, email addresses, and ownership.


💡 Open a contact from the Activity page to add new Next Actions, notes, deals, calls, etc. 



Filter your Activities

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Go to Activity → filter it by:

  • Team member
  • Predefined filter (Tags & saved Filters)
  • Time frame



Search your Activities

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Type a value in the search bar → select in Activity page.

OnePageCRM | Search bar


Search for any of the examples below:

First and last name

Phone number

Background

Calls

Address

Organization Name

Email address

Notes

Deals

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Any activity matching the term criteria will be found and listed in the Activity page.

💡 The activity search only finds results when entering the start of a word. For example, search “App” or “Appoint”, not “point” or “pointment.”

💡 Account Owners and Administrators can decide who can access the Activity page (see here).

💡 For more detailed searches across multiple fields, use Filters.

💡 Some search queries will not return a result when searched on their own, e.g., a, by, could, etc.

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