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Manage Business Details & Configurations

Business General Information

Written By Anand Raj

Last updated 3 months ago

Business General Information is the core profile of a single business — the identifying details that appear across the Agency Portal, the Business Portal, invoices and customer-facing communications. Keep this section accurate; many other modules (telephony caller ID, invoices, notifications) read from these fields.

General Information

  • Business Logo — uploaded image used across the Business Portal and customer touchpoints. Proposed size 350px × 180px, max 2.5 MB.

  • Friendly Business Name (required) — the day-to-day display name shown in dashboards, lists and conversations.

  • Legal Business Name — the registered business name used on invoices and contracts.

  • Industry (required) — selected from the predefined list (e.g. Beauty and Wellness, Healthcare, Home Services). Drives industry-specific defaults in some modules.

  • Primary Contact Person — main point of contact at the business.

  • Primary Contact E-mail (required) — used for system notifications, billing alerts and account communications.

  • Business Number — primary phone number for the business (with country flag).

  • Business Website — public website URL.

Billing Address

The legal billing address used on invoices and for tax calculation. All fields combine to form the full address printed on every invoice.

  • Street Address

  • City

  • Postal / Zip Code

  • Country

  • State / Prov / Region

Note: Updating the Billing Address only affects future invoices. Already-generated invoices keep the address that was on file at the time of generation.


Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, if their role grants access to Business Profile. The Agency can also edit on their behalf at any time from the Agency Portal.

No. Historical events keep their original timestamps; only newly generated reports and schedules will use the updated time zone.

That's the rendered size across the Business Portal and customer touchpoints. Larger images get downscaled and may look blurry; sticking to the proposed size keeps the logo crisp.


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