Sync contacts between Microsoft Excel and MailChimp with sync.blue®
This app combination is planned already.
Use all contacts of Microsoft Excel and MailChimp in both apps
Instead of having different contacts in Microsoft Excel and MailChimp, sync.blue® keeps them perfectly in sync. So you can use all contacts in both apps.
Fully automated sync between Microsoft Excel and MailChimp
No manual interaction required anymore. sync.blue® keeps Microsoft Excel and MailChimp contacts fully automated in sync - again and again.
Avoid and eliminate contact duplicates in Microsoft Excel and MailChimp
Find, eliminate and avoid contact duplicates automatically. sync.blue® will save you a lot of hassle with this ugly topic everybody else struggles with - no matter if in Microsoft Excel or MailChimp.
Show caller ID of your Microsoft Excel or MailChimp contacts on your phone
Make your phone know who is calling you. sync.blue® syncs your contacts from Microsoft Excel and MailChimp right to your phone so it knows the caller ID already when it starts to ring. Make your caller smile and greet him personally when taking the call.
Reach more customers with newsletters and your other favourite marketing tools
Finally make use of all your contacts within your company your phone know who is calling you. sync.blue® syncs your Microsoft Excel and MailChimp contacts by syncing them with your favourite marketing tool (newsletter, automation, live-chat,...). This is how you make money of your business contacts.
No software required - it all works in the cloud
Start easily and immediately. You do not need any kind of hardware, server or even technical skills. sync.blue® comes an easy and secure cloud service just syncing your contacts.
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel, a widely used spreadsheet program in the business and office world, enables the creation, editing, and analysis of data in a versatile format. With an impressive array of features that support both simple and complex calculations, Excel has established itself as an essential tool for professionals across various industries. In terms of the ability to synchronize contacts, Excel does not necessarily offer a direct core function for this specific purpose, but there are ways to achieve this goal nonetheless. Through the integration of third-party solutions like sync.blue®, synchronizing contacts becomes a feasible process. The sync.blue® technology, a separate and robust software, works seamlessly with Excel to synchronize contacts across different platforms, devices, and applications. Contacts stored in Excel spreadsheets can be effortlessly matched with other programs and devices using this technology, without compromising the original structure or integrity of the data. Microsoft Excel itself not only provides diverse capabilities for managing and analyzing contact data but also enables broad scalability and customizability. Compatibility with sync.blue® enhances the flexibility and efficiency of the contact synchronization process by breaking down the barriers between different systems and platforms. This seamless process ensures that the contacts are always up-to-date and that the information is presented in a consistent format. The ability to synchronize contacts through Microsoft Excel with sync.blue® is just one example of the flexibility and versatility that Excel offers its users. With a wide range of features that range from simple data management to complex data analysis, Excel remains a key component in many professional fields and an application that continues to be expanded through integration with technologies like sync.blue®.
MailChimp
Mailchimp is a marketing automation platform and email marketing service. "Mailchimp" is the trading name of its operator, the Rocket Science Group, an American company founded in 2001 by Ben Chestnut and Mark Armstrong[8] and later joined by Dan Kurzius. Mailchimp was introduced in 2001. Named after one of their most popular e-greeting card characters, the platform was making a few thousand dollars a month. Mailchimp started as a paid service and added a freemium option in 2009. Within a year, the user base grew from 85,000 to 450,000. As of June 2014, over 10 billion emails per month were sent on behalf of its users. According to statistics, more than 600 million emails are sent through the platform every two days.
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