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# Contacts - Contact Files

Use the contact files to attach and link documents, images, videos, audio, and other items to the contact.

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## Contact

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The image above shows where the screen with the contact files is; in this image, it shows a contact with no file attached. Therefore, it will appear like this, with the message "No file attached".

<figure><img src="/files/f3a73a1608d2fe293e7293fed574c3d10ab17401" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

After attaching files, you will be able to see a list with all the files, with important data such as preview, name, size, format, category, owner, and creation date.

* The format is obtained through its extension or file metadata, for greater accuracy about the source of the data;
* The category indicates which part of the system the upload or attachment of the file linked to the contact was made from;
* The owner will always be the user who attached the file to the contact;

In file options, we have:

* Open file: opens a new tab to view the file;
* Get data with AI, Transcribe audio with AI, or Summarize document with AI: these are actions for those who subscribe to the AI module to extract information from files;
* Rename: to edit the file name and description;
* View properties: function to get more details about the file;
* Delete: unlinks the file from the contact but does not delete it from the system;

For the best use, it is possible to filter the files using the following features:

* Owner filter: choose which users will be used to filter the files;
* Type filter: choose which types of files can be shown (e.g., audio, video, etc.);
* Category filter: choose which categories can be shown (e.g., support tickets);
* Range filter: choose the time range to filter the files based on the creation date;

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