CRM Relationships (including beneficial owners)
Hummingbird allows you to relate Profiles to other Profiles
Background
The power of CRM is the ability to associate objects with each other. Within Hummingbird, CRM objects are defined as Tier 1 and Tier 2:
Tier 1: People, Businesses, and Financial Institutions Tier 2: Bank Account, Payment Card, Devices, and Crypto Address
Hummingbird supports relationships between First and Second Tier objects, for instance; Bank Accounts and Businesses, Bank Accounts and Signatories, Devices and People.
Hummingbird also supports relationships between Tier 1 profiles - People and Businesses can be related to a business as Beneficial Owners of that business. We also support customer defined relationships.
Setting it up
To enable your organization to use CRM Relationships, we have created two badge permissions which can be assigned to badges of your choosing.
Create custom relationship types
Users with this badge permission can create new custom relationship types.
Modify custom relationship types
Users with this badge permission can edit and delete custom relationship types.
In use
Beneficial Ownership
To establish beneficial ownership of a business:
Navigate to the business profile
Click "Relationships" in the sidebar
Click "Related Profiles"
Click the "Add new" button in the Beneficial Ownerships section
Search for a business or a person, assign an ownership percentage & click "Confirm"
Using Custom Relationships
Navigate to a profile
Click "Relationships" in the sidebar
Click "Related Profiles"
Scroll to "Custom Relationships"
Choose the custom relationship type
Search for the profile you are relating
Click "Confirm"
Managing Custom Relationships
Ensure you have the Modify custom relationship types
badge permission.
Adding a new relationship
Navigate to Settings -> Organization Settings -> Relationships
Click "Add new"
Give your relationship a name
Click Confirm
That's it! The relationship is ready for your Organization to use.
Editing custom relationships
Hummingbird shows a count of instances the relationship is used in the "Current usage" column to help you know how widespread your change will be.
Navigate to Settings -> Organization Settings -> Relationships
Click the ellipsis icon to the right of the relationship you want to modify
Choose Delete if you want to Delete the relationship, or Edit to change the name
Rename your relationship and hit Confirm
All entities related using this relationship definition will now carry the new name.
Pro-tips
You can quickly jump between related profiles by clicking on the relationship.
An asterisk next to a relationship means that the relationship originated from the profile you are currently viewing. To effectively manage asymmetrical relationships, we recommend being consistent in which profile you originate the relationship from. For example, always establish a relationship such as
employer
from the employer's profile.
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