
Export your contacts from bloo.Cards
Your contacts are yours
The cards you exchange with people form your bloo.Cards network. With the Advanced and Premium plans, you export those contacts whenever you want, in CSV or vCard, from the back-office. Your data stays yours.
Two formats to choose from
CSV suits spreadsheets and most CRMs; vCard imports straight into an address book (iPhone, Android, Outlook, Google Contacts). Choose by destination.
Import elsewhere
Then import the file into Google Contacts, Outlook or your CRM via their CSV or vCard import. In a few clicks, your bloo.Cards network joins your usual tools.
Export, not sync
This is an on-demand export, not automatic synchronisation: re-export whenever you want an up-to-date version. A choice of simplicity and control: nothing leaves without your action.
What about the CRM?
To send each new contact to your CRM automatically, see the CRM page: CSV/vCard export, the API and signed webhooks work today; native connectors are offered on request, as needed.
Good to know
The export covers your network’s contacts. Remember to export before switching tools or migrating, to keep a clean copy of your professional relationships.
Frequently asked questions
Which formats can I export my contacts in?
CSV or vCard, from the back-office. CSV suits spreadsheets and most CRMs; a vCard imports straight into an address book (iPhone, Android, Outlook, Google Contacts).
Is the export automatic?
No. It is an on-demand export, not a synchronisation: you run it again whenever you want an up-to-date version, and nothing leaves without your action.
How do I send every new contact to my CRM?
See the CRM page: CSV/vCard export, the API and signed webhooks work today, and native connectors are offered on request.
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