No Contact "vs" Inactive

[dgibbons (Denise Gibbons)]

Can someone tell me the difference between No Contact “vs” Inactive?
Thanks

[jkane (John Kane)]

No Contact means that they still work at the company but have asked to not be contacted.

Inactive means they have left the company.

[timshuwy (Tim Shoemaker)]

For example, you might have a customer contact that is still actively employed BUT does not want to be contacted (unless there is an activivity reason)… but if they are inactive, don’t use them.

[dgibbons (Denise Gibbons)]

Thanks for explaining this