Once you sync Google and eEdge, you'll need to connect your Google Contacts with KW Command via PieSync. Learn more
You can sync your Google Contacts to your eEdge system. You can even sync your groups, and you can also choose one-way or two-way sync. Syncing your Google contacts into your eEdge makes managing your contacts easier than ever, because you’ll have your powerful eEdge tools to engage ALL of your contacts.
Choose How to Sync
One-way Sync
Two-way Sync
From Google to eEdge OR
From Google to eEdge AND
From eEdge to Google
From eEdge to Google
Once you setup Google sync, your contacts will automatically and continually sync to your eEdge (and vice versa, if you setup a two-way sync).
After 90 days, you'll need to go back and re-authorize the Google sync.
Choose What to Sync
Sync your contacts:
Contacts must have a phone number or email address to be synced
Contacts in the trash status will not be synced
Google contacts will be in the NEW status upon syncing, and the source will be Gmail Import, so you can easily search for these contacts. If you need to update or organize your Google contacts once they're synced, you can maximize your time with Bulk Updates.
Delete with caution! If you setup a one-way sync, deleting a contact in your Google Contacts will delete it from your eEdge system as well. Similarly, if you have two-way sync setup, if you delete from your eEdge system, it will also delete from your Google Contacts.
Sync your contacts and groups:
Contacts and associated groups will be synced
Groups may also be known as "labels" in Google
When groups are synced from Google, they will automatically be created in eEdge. However, duplicate groups will be merged into one, it won’t create a second group with the same name.
Note: Occasionally, some Google groups (or labels) that are synced will not be editable or removable. These "system groups" can be easily identified by the Google icon next to them.
Preparing Your Data
Before you sync any contacts, we highly recommend you prepare your data first:
Properly clean-up and organize your contact database(s)
Merge any duplicates in your Google contacts (duplicates are based on email address)
Make sure your contacts and groups are organized and well-labeled
Have a plan to engage your synced contacts (e.g. adding them to a campaign)
Ready to sync? Watch this three-minute video to learn how.
After 90 days, you'll need to go back and re-authorize the Google sync.