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Client Management

What is a client in Convertly?

In Convertly CRM, the term client refers to the organization (tenant) — the business that signed up for Convertly. Each client is an isolated CRM workspace.

This is different from the concept of a “customer” or “contact” in other CRMs. In Convertly:

  • Client = your organization (your CRM workspace)
  • Lead = a prospect or contact you are trying to convert

Client record fields

Each client record contains:

FieldDescription
Organization nameThe company name set at signup
PlanCurrent subscription plan (Starter, Professional, Enterprise)
Plan statusActive, Trial, Expired, Cancelled
User countNumber of active users in the org
Lead countTotal leads in the database
Trial expiryDate when the trial period ends (if on trial)
Referral sourceAffiliate attribution recorded at signup
Billing emailPrimary billing contact
Stripe customer IDPayment processor reference

Editing organization settings

CRM Admins can update:

  • Organization name → Settings → General
  • Timezone → Settings → General
  • Billing details → Dashboard → Billing

Developer Admins can update any client record from /developer/clients.


Client status tracking

Clients move through these statuses:

StatusMeaning
TrialWithin the 14-day free trial window
ActivePaying subscription, within plan limits
ExpiredTrial ended without upgrading
CancelledSubscription cancelled by admin or failed payment
SuspendedManually suspended by developer admin

When a client’s status is anything other than Active or Trial, users from that organization still log in but are prompted to upgrade or renew before accessing key features.


Developer client management

Developer Admins can view all client organizations from /developer/clients.

From this view, developers can:

  • Search and filter all tenants
  • View each tenant’s plan, status, and usage
  • Change a tenant’s plan or status directly
  • Access billing history
  • View users in the organization

This is the primary support surface for client onboarding and troubleshooting.