Public and private contacts let teams decide which contacts are shared across the organization and which remain visible only to specific users.

organizations across the globe
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Public and private contacts define how contact information is shared within a contact center. Public contacts are accessible to authorized teams, while private contacts are visible only to the users who create or own them.
This structure allows organizations to balance collaboration with confidentiality. Teams can share common customer or business contacts while keeping personal, sensitive, or role-specific contacts private.
This structure allows organizations to balance collaboration with confidentiality. Teams can share common customer or business contacts while keeping personal, sensitive, or role-specific contacts private.
matters for contact centers
Not every contact should be visible to every user. Without clear visibility controls, teams risk data exposure, confusion, or inconsistent contact handling.
With Indosoft’s Public And Private Contact capability, organizations gain structured control over contact access. Shared contacts improve collaboration and consistency, while private contacts protect sensitive information and individual workflows, resulting in cleaner data and better operational discipline.
With Indosoft’s Public And Private Contact capability, organizations gain structured control over contact access. Shared contacts improve collaboration and consistency, while private contacts protect sensitive information and individual workflows, resulting in cleaner data and better operational discipline.

Shared team contacts
Make common customer and business contacts available to authorized teams.
Private user contacts
Keep personal or sensitive contacts visible only to selected users.


Controlled contact access
Reduce confusion by clearly defining who can view and use each contact.
Cleaner contact records
Prevent duplicate or conflicting contact entries across teams.


Flexible visibility rules
Support different access needs for agents, supervisors, and departments.
What is the difference between public and private contacts?
Can private contacts be made public later?
Who can see public contacts?
Are private contacts hidden from supervisors?
Does this feature affect call handling?


