How do I know what do the different colors and font formatting (red, blue, italic) of different records in SuperOffice CRM mean?
Updated on 28 Mar 2026I have noticed that some records in SuperOffice CRM are highlighted in red and blue colors, some appear in Italic format. Why does it happen?
Different types of records in SuperOffice CRM can appear in different colors or formats in selection lists, section tabs, or the find results list. The reason why some of the records are highlighted in this way depends on the type of record. Please click on the sections below to read the explanations:
- Contact records in SuperOffice CRM
- Company records in SuperOffice CRM
- Activity records in SuperOffice CRM
- Sales records in SuperOffice CRM
- Request records in SuperOffice CRM
Contact records in SuperOffice CRM
- A contact appears in red in the list when the Former Employee (1) option is ticked in the contact card or when the Stop (2) option is ticked in the contacts' company card.


- A contact appears in blue when the consent for the contact card is withdrawn or when the company of the contact has No mailing (2) option selected.



Company records in SuperOffice CRM
- A company appears in red when the option Stop is ticked in the company card.

- A company appears in blue when option No Mailing is ticked in the company card.

Activity records in SuperOffice CRM
- A follow-up under Diary, Project, Sale appears in red when it is overdue.
- An activity under Project and Sale appears in blue when it is connected to the company with the No Mailing option selected.
- An activity appears in Italic when it is a private activity. Please read this FAQ to learn about private activities.
Sales records in SuperOffice CRM
- A sale appears in red when it is uncompleted, and the next activity on the sale has passed a due date.
Request records in SuperOffice CRM
- A request is shown with bold font when the owner of the request has not opened the request since it was last updated.
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