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# Contact Integration

We understand the thought of importing your Contacts can be really intimidating, especially if your business contacts number in the hundreds or even the thousands. Will you have to enter each contact in one by one? What happens if those contacts get lost, or the information doesn’t get entered into the right fields correctly?

If you are feeling your chest tighten just thinking about it, take a deep breath and relax.

Daylite has you covered.

Managing your Contacts is such a huge part of your business, and you need to know that we take your business very seriously. Whether it's tips for importing your Contacts more efficiently, or offering a more streamlined approach to viewing Contact records, Daylite ensures all of your Contacts are safe.

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Daylite imports your Contact’s information, whether that's **CSV** files from spreadsheets, or **vCards** from apps like Apple Contacts, making sure your information gets put exactly where it belongs.
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