System Types Reference: C

You use system types to categorize objects such as activities, audience members, and materials. System types can also determine the extended attributes in an object. In most cases, you must define the system types for an object before you can add records for that kind of object.

C

Type	Purpose	Examples
Calendar Events	This type categorizes the calendar events users add to the calendar. Calendars can be configured to include only certain calendar event types.	Marketing Item Public Relations Item Sales Team Item
Car Rentals	This type specifies the options for a rental car.	Economy Mid-sized Luxury Van
Cells	This type categorizes groups of recipients who receive a particular offer, treatment, or incentive.	Prospects Buyers
Change Order Categories	This type categorizes change orders, which are tasks associated with an activity.	Internal change Customer mandated change
Channels	This type lists the media or methods through which offers and treatments are delivered to audiences. When you specify an offer or treatment with a channel, the offer or treatment can be added only to activities associated with that channel. When no channel is specified, the offer or treatment can be added to any activity.	E-mail Direct mail
Clients	This type classifies the companies with which you do business.	Advertising Agency Trade Show Supplier
Commitments	This type categorizes commitments and determines the extended attributes available for a commitment.	Holiday Party Conference Deposit
Companies	This type categorizes company records.	Marketing Service Provider Business to Business Business to Consumer
Company Associate Roles	This type identifies the function an audience member fills at a company.	Marketing Manager Marketing Vice President
Content Plan Status	This type classifies plans according to the progress made on them.	These are default plan statuses: Draft Final Achieved These are examples of additional plan statuses: First revision Second revision