Capture & organize

Not everyone is a lead.

Client. Investor. Colleague. Personal. Tag every relationship the way you actually think about people, not the way a CRM forces you to.

Professionals organizing new relationships after a networking meeting

Quick answer

What is connection types?

Client. Investor. Colleague. Personal. Tag every relationship the way you actually think about people, not the way a CRM forces you to.

Organize your network around how you work instead of generic pipeline logic.

How it works

Three quick moves from connection types to usable relationship.

01

Add a contact

Create or import the person into Genify.

02

Set the type

Assign the relationship category that fits your real-world workflow.

03

Filter and manage by type

View your network through the lens that matters for the moment.

Why it matters

Connection types should feel like momentum, not maintenance.

Organize your network around how you work instead of generic pipeline logic.

Your categories, not a CRM’s

Organize your network around how you work instead of generic pipeline logic.

Custom structure without clutter

The system stays flexible enough for sales, hiring, partnerships, and personal intros.

A clearer network at a glance

The moment people are typed correctly, follow-up decisions get easier.

Next step

Ready to try connection types?

Bring connection types into your workflow and keep the rest of your relationship system moving with it.