Google Contacts
Microsoft Outlook

Automate Contact Creation

Seamlessly create contacts from new groups. Streamline your contact management process. Improve your team's efficiency.

When this happens...

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

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automatically do this!

Create Contact
Add a contact to the root Contacts folder,

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.
Move Email to Folder
Moves an email to the specified folder in Microsoft Outlook.
Remove Label from Email
Removes a label/category from an email in Microsoft Outlook.
Reply to Email
Reply to an email in Microsoft Outlook.
Send Email
Send an email to one or multiple recipients,
Update Contact
Add a contact to the root Contacts folder,
Find Email
Search for an email in Microsoft Outlook.

About the apps

Learn more about

Google Contacts

and

Microsoft Outlook

, 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.

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About

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook centralizes email and calendars, crucial for support teams to streamline customer communication and enhance service delivery.

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Why

Google Contacts

+

Microsoft Outlook

= Perfect Match

Integrating Google Contacts with Microsoft Outlook allows teams to automate the addition of new contacts each time a group is created. This integration minimizes manual entry, saving time and reducing the risk of errors. By ensuring that all contact data is consistently updated across platforms, your team can maintain better communication and collaboration without the hassle of constant data transfers.

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