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Add your first client

Create the client record that connects projects, invoices, agreements, forms, meetings, and files.

Written by Geoff Mina

Clients are the organizing context for projects, invoices, payments, expenses, agreements, forms, meetings, tickets, communications, files, contacts, notes, and activity.

Create a client

  1. Select the + button in the top bar and choose Client, or open a new client in Moxie.

  2. Enter the client name.

  3. Add the primary contact and any known business details.

  4. Review billing information and additional details.

  5. Save the client.

The client name is the essential starting point. Add more information when you have it so documents, communication, and billing require less manual entry later.

The Moxie New client page filled with client, contact, address, and billing context

Start with the details Moxie can reuse across work, communication, documents, and billing.

Use the client workspace

The client page keeps the most useful information together:

  • Client details and billing information

  • Contacts and their enabled access or communication options

  • Additional details and custom fields

  • Private notes

  • Recent activity

  • Related records with counts and client-filtered module views

Select a related-record category to work with that client’s projects, invoices, payments, expenses, agreements, forms, meetings, tickets, files, or other connected records without changing the filters on the main module.

A Moxie client workspace showing complete client details, a private note, recent project activity, and related records

The client workspace keeps details, notes, meaningful activity, and shortcuts to connected records together.

Favorite an active client

Select the star beside the client name to add the client to the Clients navigation. Favorite clients provide a quick shortcut and can be searched when the list becomes long.

Create work in client context

Use the New menu on the client page for common client-specific actions. Records created there inherit the client context, which reduces duplicate selection and keeps return navigation predictable.


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