How to get all my contact info in 1 place?
November 21, 2011 9:12 AM Subscribe
How to get all my contact info in 1 place? How do I grab contact info across networks like FB, LinkedIn, Twitter etc. and update & sync with Google Contacts?
I just did the massive exercise of updating my addressbook. I primarily use Google Contacts but it mostly had only phone numbers. I exported the Individual CSV files from Linkedin & other networks and then through Excel did the usual lookups to sort of match Contacts and update their phone numbers and job profiles.
I don't want to be doing this manually every 6 months and am looking for an option where the contact info like Phone Numbers, Birthdays, Job profiles, Email Addresses, Twitter handles etc. are fetched from my other networks for any new contact I add.
I just did the massive exercise of updating my addressbook. I primarily use Google Contacts but it mostly had only phone numbers. I exported the Individual CSV files from Linkedin & other networks and then through Excel did the usual lookups to sort of match Contacts and update their phone numbers and job profiles.
I don't want to be doing this manually every 6 months and am looking for an option where the contact info like Phone Numbers, Birthdays, Job profiles, Email Addresses, Twitter handles etc. are fetched from my other networks for any new contact I add.
My SE Android phone has something called Timescape which does this. Never used it though.
posted by gijsvs at 11:25 AM on November 21, 2011
posted by gijsvs at 11:25 AM on November 21, 2011
IFTTT might help you in the future, if not the present.
posted by maryr at 1:13 PM on November 21, 2011
posted by maryr at 1:13 PM on November 21, 2011
mosy smartphones do this. You might also look at Rapportive which duplicates upcoming gmail functionality ahead of yime.
posted by canine epigram at 2:06 PM on November 21, 2011
posted by canine epigram at 2:06 PM on November 21, 2011
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Don't know about on Windows, I gave up ever getting my address book working on that platform years ago because every available solution required me to use Outlook, which I despise, and I resented that Microsoft forced a paid solution to what should have been built-in behavior. This may or may not have improved since then.
So one solution is to replace your current phone and computer with an iPhone and a Mac. But this is probably not the answer you are looking for.
posted by caution live frogs at 10:21 AM on November 21, 2011