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Track Company Activity, Meetings, and Customer Engagement Over Time

Written by Guillaume Rieu

Access to the Companies view is included with Business licences.

The Companies view automatically centralizes customer activity at the company level.

This helps teams understand:

  • Which accounts are active

  • Which companies require follow-up

  • What conversations already happened

  • What meetings are scheduled next

  • How engaged a company currently is

Instead of reviewing isolated meetings or emails one by one, teams can now access a chronological company timeline containing all important interactions.

This is especially valuable for:

  • Sales preparation

  • Customer Success continuity

  • Leadership visibility

  • Team collaboration

  • Account health reviews

The Companies view helps you understand how your team interacts with customer accounts over time.

By centralizing meetings and activities at the company level, Claap makes it easier to:

  • Prepare for calls

  • Track engagement

  • Coordinate across teams

  • Identify inactive accounts

What counts as a company activity?

A company activity represents any tracked interaction linked to contacts from that company.

Currently, activities include:

  • Meetings

  • Emails

These activities appear in the Company drawer timeline.

Upcoming meetings

The Upcoming meetings section shows future scheduled meetings involving contacts associated with the company.

This helps teams:

  • Stay informed about upcoming conversations

  • Coordinate customer touchpoints

  • Prepare before meetings happen

Benefits

  • Better meeting preparation

  • Improved customer continuity

  • Easier collaboration across sales and customer teams

Activity timeline

The Activities timeline displays past interactions in chronological order.

This gives teams a complete overview of account engagement.

You can quickly understand:

  • When the last interaction happened

  • Which meetings took place

  • How active an account is

Benefits

  • Reduce context switching

  • Improve account handovers

  • Maintain a clear customer history

  • Identify dormant accounts faster

Understanding the Last interaction column

The Last interaction column in the Companies table updates automatically whenever:

  • A meeting occurs

  • An email interaction happens

This field helps teams prioritize follow-ups and identify accounts that may need attention.

Example use cases

Scenario

Why it matters

No activity for 30 days

Potential churn risk or stalled deal

Recent meeting yesterday

High engagement account

Frequent interactions

Strong active opportunity

How activities improve team collaboration

Centralized activity tracking helps:

Sales teams

  • Understand deal momentum

  • Prepare for follow-ups

  • Track stakeholder engagement

Customer Success teams

  • Monitor customer health

  • Review historical conversations

  • Improve onboarding continuity

Leadership teams

  • Gain visibility into account activity

  • Identify engagement trends

  • Improve forecasting discussions

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