To create a new contact property, click New Contact Property and enter a name for the new property. Then complete the following information.
1 - Property Name – This name will be the label that is displayed within the Contact or Organization page. The order of the values will determine the order in which they are displayed within the iService interface in the Contact and Organization pages.
2 – Value Type - Select the type of detail that should be associated with this new property. If the property will be a list selection, choose that list from the drop down menu. These lists are created at the Tenant level within the Additional Details tab. See Tenant Configuration for additional information about creating lists. If the property will contain free form text, just select Text.
3 - Shared Property – If you want all users of iService to view these contact properties, regardless of their access to this segment, then select the Share Property checkbox. Otherwise, leave this box unchecked and only agents that have explicit access to this segment will see these values within the contact and organization details.
4 – Multi-Line Values – A multi-line property generates a text box in which multiple lines of text may be entered.
5 – Allow Multiple Values – This attribute will place a [+] next to the property allowing agents to enter multiple values. For instance, a property of type phone number might allow several different numbers to be entered.
6 – Has Descriptions – If the value allows multiple values, it might be desirable to provide a description for each value. For instance, an additional detail for types of phone numbers might be created with values of Home, Office, and Mobile. This additional detail would be selected in item 7 – Value Description Type. The list of Additional Details is enabled in item 7 when the Has Description box is checked.
7 – Value Description Type – This is a list of additional details created in Admin Tools > Additional Details. The list will be used as the description for the Multiple Value property.
8 – Contact Viewable – If the property is contact viewable, it will be displayed to the contact in their My Account page.
9 – Contact Editable – If the property is contact editable, it can be edited by the contact in their My Account page. This value is only available when the Contact Viewable option is selected.
10 – Agent Settings – If the property is an agent setting, it will display within the Admin Tools > Agents > Agent Settings page. Note – these are essentially contact properties that only appear within the Admin Tools > Agents page. They are values that can be assigned to agents only and are helpful for organizing and describing agents. These values are searchable from the Customer Info > Search page.
11 – Tenant Default Value – This value is used for agent settings only. It should be left blank in most cases.
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Contact properties provide the ability to append custom details to your contacts. For example, you can sync values from your other operational systems with iService so agents can use variables to insert account numbers of other frequently used values into responses. You can create an unlimited number of contact properties in your tenant. Since property names are referenced in iService variables, they must be unique across all of your iService segments. 
Creating a New Contact Property
