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What Does the ‘New/Returning’ Badge on a Contact’s Profile Indicate?

TL;DR

  • New = the contact was added to your organization’s database in the last 30 days.

  • Returning = not new, and the contact is related to at least one past event in your org.

  • No badge = neither condition applies.


How it works

Badges appear on the contact’s profile avatar to help admins quickly segment outreach.

  1. New

    • Shown when Created Date ≤ 30 days ago (rolling window).

    • Purpose: highlight truly new records for onboarding/welcome campaigns.

      new
  2. Returning

    • If the contact is older than 30 days and has historical relationship to an existing/past event (e.g., speaker, submitter, sponsor, exhibitor), the badge shows Returning.

    returning

  3. No badge

    • If the contact is older than 30 days and has no prior event relationship, no badge is displayed.

If a contact is not new or returning, no badge is shown.

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Practical examples

  • You imported a speaker yesterday → New

  • A speaker you worked with last year gets re-added to an event today → Returning

  • A contact created 45 days ago who hasn’t been tied to any event previously → No badge


FAQ

Q: Is “New” based on accepted sessions?
A: No. It’s strictly based on the contact’s Created Date (last 30 days).

Q: Where do I see the badge?
A: On the contact’s profile picture within the contact record.

Q: What happens after 30 days?
A: The New badge automatically drops. If the contact has past event ties, they’ll show Returning; otherwise, no badge.

Q: What if a contact is edited or reassigned?
A: Edits don’t change the Created Date. Badges follow the rules above.