Google Contacts
Salesflare

Streamline Contact Management

Effortlessly manage your contacts. Automate workflow adjustments with new entries. Enhance your operational efficiency.

When this happens...

New Contact Created
Trigger new event when a new contact is created.

-

automatically do this!

Remove Contact From Workflow
Remove a contact from a workflow

Explore Triggers and Actions

New Contact Created
Trigger new event when a new contact is created.
New Contact Group Created
Trigger new event when a new contact group is created.
Contact Group Updated
Trigger new event when a contact group is updated.
Contact Updated
Trigger new event when a contact is updated.
Add Contact To Account
Adds a contact to an account
Add User To Account
Adds a user to an account
Create Account
Create an account.
Create Call
Create a call.
Create Contact
Create a contact
Create Internal Note
Create an internal note.
Create Meeting
Create a meeting
Create Opprtunity
Create opportunity.
Create Task
Create a task

About the apps

Learn more about

Google Contacts

and

Salesflare

, and how they work together to automate your workflows.

About

Google Contacts

Google Contacts is a service for managing contacts, offering seamless integration and management through the Google People API.

Similar integrations
No items found.

About

Salesflare

Salesflare is an intelligent CRM that simplifies customer support by automating sales pipelines, crucial for efficient service delivery and communication.

Similar integrations
No items found.

Why

Google Contacts

+

Salesflare

= Perfect Match

Managing contacts efficiently is crucial for maintaining a streamlined workflow. By integrating Google Contacts with Salesflare, you can automate the removal of newly created contacts from workflows, ensuring that your team focuses on relevant information while minimizing manual adjustments. This integration helps keep your operations organized, reduces clutter in your systems, and allows for quicker decision-making processes in customer support.

Built by folks who built