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The Companies page is your organization directory. TalkValue groups your people into companies automatically by email domain. Every distinct domain becomes one company record. From here you can search the directory, override the display name, and open a company to see every person it employs.

How companies get created

TalkValue groups people by their primary email’s domain. Every @northwind.io address rolls up under one Northwind company record, every @acme.com address under one Acme record. The grouping happens on import, in real time. No separate step. The list page shows three columns:
  • Domain. The raw email domain (e.g. northwind.io). This is the identity of the company and cannot be changed.
  • Display name. A human-readable name that overrides the domain in tables and detail pages. Defaults to “Not set” until you edit it.
  • People. How many distinct people in your workspace share this domain.
Search the directory by typing into the toolbar; the search matches both domain and display name.

Override the display name

The domain is not always the name you want shown. Override it so linkedin.com reads “LinkedIn” and northwind-corp.io reads “Northwind”. You can override the display name from the company detail page.
1

Open the company

From the Companies list, click any row to open the detail page.
2

Click Edit

The Edit button is in the page header. A dialog opens with a single Display Name field.
3

Save

Enter the name you want shown across the app, then click Save Changes. The display name updates immediately in the People table, every company panel, and exports.
The domain remains the identity; changing display name does not regroup people. To move people between companies, change the source data and re-import.

Company detail page

Opening a company shows the company name, the domain (with a quick link out to the company’s website), an auto-fetched logo, and a roster of every person at that company. The roster is the same table you see on the People page, scoped to just this domain. Apply the same event, channel, and job-title filters to narrow the roster to a specific segment of this company’s contacts.
Logos load automatically. TalkValue fetches a company logo from a public logo service based on the domain. If no logo is available, the page falls back to the company’s initials in a neutral badge.

Edge cases

  • Personal email domains. Addresses on gmail.com, outlook.com, and similar are grouped together as one “company” per domain. Treat the display name as a label rather than as a real organization.
  • Subdomains. TalkValue groups by the full domain, so eng.acme.com and acme.com become two companies. Use the display-name override if you want them to read the same in the UI.
  • Renamed companies. Changing display name does not rename the underlying domain. If a company rebrands their email domain, new sign-ups land under the new domain; historical contacts stay under the old one until you re-import.