What is a report?
A report is a saved subset of Client Files within a case. When Bob syncs a case from Salesforce, it can contain many Client Files. Reports let your team define who to work next—without treating the whole case as one outbound campaign. You pick a report on Outbound (and in other list-driven flows) to limit which Client Files appear.In the product, buttons and menus may say List by default. This page uses
report for the same concept.
Create a report from a CSV (Client Files page)
Use this when you have a spreadsheet of CRM IDs for people or matters that already exist in Bob—for example an export from another tool or a segment you maintain outside Bob.- Open Client Files in the sidebar.
- In the header, click Import list (green button with a plus icon). Your org may customize that label; it opens the import dialog that builds a report.
- Upload a CSV (drag-and-drop or browse). The file must include a column whose values are CRM IDs matching Client Files already in Bob (for example Salesforce Ids or columns the dialog describes as client file / CRM id).
- Enter a report name. Under Project, choose the case this report belongs to—the UI uses the term Project by default, but it maps to your Bob case.
- Under CRM ID Column, select the CSV column that holds those IDs.
- Start the import. Bob matches each row to an existing Client File. If some IDs do not match, the results step shows what failed to link.
- Click Open in Outbound to go to Outbound with this report ready to use, or close the dialog and select the report later from Outbound.
Use a report on Outbound
Follow Make a call or send a form: choose a report, then a channel and script, then the Client File(s) to contact.See also
- Cases — defining the case and importing Client Files
- Common tasks — Review, Outbound, intake
- FAQ — Outbound