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Understand the List Table

Learn how the list table works, what each column color means, and how to manage views and take bulk actions on your records.


When you open a list, the Detail View displays a table with columns from multiple sources. Understanding how this table works helps you manage and analyze your data effectively.

Column Colors

Columns are color-coded by data source:

Color

Source

Examples

Blue

LinkedIn

Profile URL, Employee Range, Industry

Red

CRM

Contact exists in CRM, CRM ID, CRM Owner

Green

External Databases

Professional Email, Mobile Phone

Purple

AI Variables / Custom Fields

AI-generated outputs, custom data

Grey

Formula Fields

URN from URL, formatted website URLs

Managing Columns and Views

  • View Selector — Switch between saved views. Views determine which columns are visible.

  • + Manage Views — Toggle columns on or off, save views as Public or Private, and reset to the original layout.

  • Sort by / Filters — Order rows and filter by any column field.

  • Add columns — Hover between column headers and click + to add an AI Variable, CRM Field, Formula Field, or Custom Field.

Detail panels: Hover over any row and click Open to see the Contact or Company card with structured information across tabs (Overview, Contacts, Jobs, Funding, Investments).

Actions on Selected Rows

Select contacts or companies using row checkboxes, and a bottom bar appears with the following actions:

  • Campaign (contacts only) — Add to an existing or new campaign.

  • Export — Export to CRM, CSV, or Excel.

  • Blocklist — Add entries to the blocklist.

  • Change List — Move to another list or remove from the current list.

  • Delete — Permanently remove the records.

  • More — Change company association, move values between columns, clear column values, merge duplicate contacts, switch to companies/contacts view.

Tip: Use the All Contacts and All Companies aggregate views (accessible from the list-name dropdown) to see every record across all lists in one place.

Note: For the complete table reference, LinkedIn fields reference, export procedures, and additional how-tos, see the Lists article.

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