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Import contacts from Office 365 into Constant Contact

Article: 000021831
Updated: March 11, 2025

Sync an Office 365 account in Constant Contact to import contacts in a couple of clicks

 

Looking for a quick and easy way to bring your contacts from Office 365 into your Constant Contact account? With just a few clicks you can move all of your contacts stored in Outlook 365 into an existing list or a new list in your Constant Contact account. You can do a one-time import or set a frequency to have contacts automatically imported on a regular basis.


Connect your Office 365 account

  1. Click Integrations.
  2. Click All integrations.
  3. Search for Office 365.
  4. Click on the Office 365 block.


     
  5. Log into your Office 365 account and click Next.

    Microsoft Sign in page with username field and Next button
     
  6. Enter your Office 365 password and click Sign in.

    Microsoft Enter password page with Password field and Sign in button
     
  7. Click Yes to allow the app permission to access your contacts. This lets Constant Contact pull the contacts from Office 365 and lets you keep your Office 365 account connected for the next time you want to import contacts..

    Microsoft Let this app access your info page with Ready your profile, Maintain access to data you have given Constant Contact for Office 365 access to, and Read you contacts options, and Yes button selected
     
  8. You will be brought to the Office 365 integration dashboard. Click Import Contacts.

    Office 365 integration dashboard Import Contacts
     
  9. Select an existing contact list to import into, or create a new one.
  10. Select how often the list should be updated from Office 365: one time, every day, weekly, or monthly. If you frequently add contacts to your Office 365 account, it's a good idea to choose the "every day," "weekly," or "monthly" frequency to stay current. 
  11. Choose whether to overwrite or merge contacts.
  12. Click Continue.

    Select list for import, frequency, and whether to merge or overwrite
     
  13. Check the box to confirm you have permission to send.
  14. Review the import summary and then click Import.

    Complete Office 365 contacts import
     

You're then brought to your Office 365 integration dashboard, where you can see a list of all your imports, along with the status and details of each. When you create a new import, it is initially listed in an In Process status.

Import Status In Process

Once the import is complete, the status updates to Success.

Import Status Success
 

Boost your marketing with the Office 365 integration

Once you've set up your imports and your Office 365 contacts are successfully syncing into Constant Contact, there are a variety of ways to target those contacts with customized messaging.


Create a customized contact segment

When importing from Office 365, you have flexibility to choose which Constant Contact list to import into. If you want to segment the contact list even further to send specific, targeted messaging, you can do so by creating a custom segment of contacts.


Send automated communications

Create personalized automated communications via email and SMS for your customers based on their actions, including welcome emails, thank you series, requests for review, and more.

 

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