> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.daylite.app/help/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.daylite.app/help/mac-fundamentals/settings/mac-settings/personal/contact-integration-settings.md).

# Contact Integration Settings

Choose which Daylite contacts appear in the Contacts app and other apps.

The **Contact Integration** settings pane publishes your Daylite contacts out to the Contacts app on your Mac and other apps, so the people you track in Daylite are available wherever you look up a contact — with two-way sync, so contacts you add to the Daylite group in Contacts show up back in Daylite too.

**Key facts:**

* Contact Integration is a **Personal** setting: this connection applies to your own login.
* Find it at **Daylite > Settings > Contact Integration**.
* You choose whether to share **all** Daylite contacts or **only** a selected list.
* Sync is two-way for the Daylite group: contacts you add to that group in the Contacts app also appear in Daylite.

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## What's in the Contact Integration Pane

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1. **Show.** Choose which Daylite contacts are published to other apps:
   * **All Daylite contacts** — every contact in your Daylite database is shared.
   * **Only contacts added to "Show in Other Apps" list** — only the contacts you specifically choose are shared. Add a contact to this list by selecting **Show in other apps** on its detail card, or by dragging it onto the list in the sidebar.
2. **Setup Instructions.** Two ways to connect:
   * **In the Contacts app on your Mac**

     <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>This is the legacy way to get your Daylite Contacts into the Contacts app. It still works, but there's now an easier method. For the simplest steps, see <a href="https://docs.daylite.app/help/mac-fundamentals/~/revisions/YTqtYD4JEOewqA2SEeAM/contact-management/contact-integration">Contact Sharing</a>. If you do install the profile, your Daylite Contacts will appear in the Apple Contacts app</p></div>
   * **In Other Apps** — click **Go to My Account** on the Daylite website for instructions on connecting other apps and devices.

## Frequently asked questions

**Does this share all my Daylite contacts, or just some?** Your choice. Under **Show**, pick **All Daylite contacts** to share everything, or **Only contacts added to "Show in Other Apps" list** to share just the contacts you select.

**How do I add a contact to the "Show in Other Apps" list?** Select **Show in other apps** on the contact's detail card, or drag the contact onto the list in the sidebar.

**If I add a contact to the Daylite group in the Contacts app, will it appear in Daylite?** Yes. The Daylite group syncs two-way, so contacts you add to it from the Contacts app also show in Daylite.

**How do I get my Daylite contacts into the Mac Contacts app?** Click **Install Daylite Contacts Profile** on this pane. This creates a **Daylite** group in the Contacts app showing your Daylite contacts.


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