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# Contacts

The section **Contacts** contains the organization's people and contact addresses, organized into tabs: **Main**, **Operations** and **Billing**.

### Main

The organization's main contact. You choose it from a dropdown and confirm with **Save**. Below, a card with their details: Name, Email, Phone, and Language.

### Operations

The operations contacts, in a table with **Name**, **Last name**, **Email**, **Phone** and **WhatsApp**, plus their actions menu. You add new ones with **Add** and narrow the list with **Filters**. When adding one, you enter First Name, Last Name, Email, and Phone, and you can enable **Manage tickets via WhatsApp**.

### Billing

The email addresses where billing is sent. You add each email in its field with **Add**; the added emails appear as tags that you can remove.

### Next steps

* Manage contacts step by step in [How to manage an organization's contacts.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/how-to/how-to-manage-organization-contacts.md)
* Learn how the dashboard is organized in [The organization panel.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/concepts/the-organization-panel.md)


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