You can add a contact by pressing a plus symbol in the contacts page (main view).

You can add a contact manually or import a contact from your device's contact book. If you import a contact from your contact book some of its fields will be automatically copied to the contact's details and contact's known facts: name, profile image, birthday date, company name, email(s), phone number(s), url(s).

You can add a session in many ways:

1. Press a quick add session button on your Contacts screen (you need to have at least one contact added for it to appear).

2. Select a contact -> Press a "Quick add session button".

3. Select a contact -> "All Sessions" -> Press a "Quick add session button".

4. Select a contact -> "All Sessions" -> Press a Plus symbol.

5. Select a contact -> "Topics to Discuss" -> select one or more relevant topics (add topics if you have none stored) -> "Add to Session"

6. (if you have any topics to discuss stored) Select the "Session Preparation" next to a contact (see the screenshot) -> "Topics to Discuss" -> select one or more relevant topics -> "Add to Session"

If you have a group of people that you meet on a regular basis you can add a contact as a “group” contact type and not as an individual. You can list their names either in the “name” field or in the “details". (See the screenshot)

Alternatively you can create a group that has no names listed (e.g. “staff meeting”) and list your participants in the “details” section of every separate meeting. 

If you had a one-off meeting with your permanent contact that somebody else was joining you can also make a note of it in the meeting details instead. 

Satisfaction graphs are being automatically populated from session satisfaction scores of all meetings with a particular contact. (See the screenshot)

Pro Tip: you can (re)define what the "Session Satisfaction" means to you personally. For me it is how happy I was to partake in this particular meeting. For you it could be "how well attended a group meeting was" or "how much I like working with this client" or "how healthy I feel today" or anything else. As long as you consistently have in mind the same definition of the "Session Satisfaction" every time you log a session Loopback will track the metric over time.

You can add an attachment to a session in the section under the "New Known Facts". Attachments can be photos or files. After you save your session these attachments are copied to your iCloud storage (if iCloud is enabled) and can be accessed from any of your devices.

If you edit previously created sessions you can remove previously added or add additional attachments.

Removing an attachment from the session will not delete the attachment file.

You can review added attachments when you open a previously added session details.

If there are any attachments added you can review them by clicking/tapping the attachment's name. Most of common file formats (photos, spreadsheets, presentations, pdf's, etc.) will be shown in a preview without leaving the Loopback app. If your attachment is of a proprietary format and is not supported it can be forwarded to a corresponding app by tapping the export icon. 

If attachment is big and is not dowloaded to your device yet, it might take a few moments for the file to be downloaded. You can start downloading multiple attachments simultaneously.