Articles tagged "Contact management"

How to Back Up Your Contacts to Google Contacts

Losing your phone is stressful enough, but imagine also losing your contacts. Asking work contacts for their email address again, never knowing who is texting you without asking first—it’s a nightmare, really.

How to export contacts from Outlook

Rolodexes grow with time—virtual ones are no exception. If you're a longtime Outlook user, you probably have a massive collection of contacts that's just sitting there, not doing anything.

How to Export Google Contacts

Whether you're setting up a new Google account or switching to another service entirely, you don't have to leave your Google Contacts behind. Here's how to export your Google Contacts, manually or automatically.

What even is Google Contacts?

Most Gmail users don't think about their contacts. You type a name, the email address shows up, and you hit enter. It's basically magic. Every once in a while, though, this isn't enough. That's where Google Contacts comes in.

How to automatically print shipping labels

Creating address labels has come a long way since learning how to do a mail merge. Use Zapier to add contacts to a spreadsheet for easy printing with online tools.

4 ways to use contact management automation

If your contact management is a mess, you can use Zapier to help make sense of it. Our automatic app connections, which we call Zaps, can send contact information where you want it. 

Build a Master Contact Database From Google Contacts, LinkedIn, Outlook, and More

As a marketing intern in college, I was tasked with the glamorous job of building a 5,000-person database. The vice president of sales didn’t care how I did it. He simply said, "Get me 5,000 emails. You have until the end of summer to do it.

OpenPhone: App spotlight

We've all had that moment when we think there must be a better way to manage our work communication. OpenPhone thought the same thing.

Plumsail Documents: App spotlight

Plumsail Documents lets you create, send, sign, and store documents without lifting a finger.