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Ability to 'grab' contact details?
Xobni has the ability to collect/collate contact details embedded within eMail messages. Is there a way I can then export this information into a new Outlook contact?
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Until such time as Xobni considers including this function I use the LinkedIn tool bar. It comes with a free 'grab' button. It is the only reason I use the LinkedIn add on. -
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I’m
confident
We do plan to address this in an upcoming release, though I can't give more detail than that. Be assured that we know about the need for this feature.
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I’m
a Xobni Evangelist!!!
tyler, to add to guines.squirrels question...the ability to export analytic data like by domains and grouping contacts by network would be extremely beneficial to those in Sales and Marketing.
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confident
@ Babar247:
We have a general overhaul of our Analytics planned for a future release, probably in 2010, though I can't say exactly when. So, it is certainly possible that this could be added to the feature set.
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I’m
frustrated with Exchange
Tyler,
All I need is FName, LName, MI, eMail
The company Exchange Outlook server gives me something like /o=CompanyName/ou=AG-USA/blah blah blah as the email field. I need the more familiar fname.lname@CompanyName.com format. Is that doable? -
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I place a considerable of information about each of my contacts in the notes section; e.g., previous employers, where we met. It would be nice if Xobni could include that information in its search.
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I too have important info in the notes section of Outlook and need that synced to Xobni One/My Blackberry.
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Is there an address "grab" feature, to allow import into Outlook?
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
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The LinkedIn Outlook toolbar has the "Grab" feature and it works great. I have used it for over two years. Simply highlight the signature from someone, click "grab", then magically, a new Outlook contact opens with the properly formatted info. One of the greatest features in the world!
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Having an action to create an Outlook contact from the collected info would be great.
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LinkedIn toolbar uses a product from Copy2Contact.com - the full version is even more powerful (eg guess the email address if it isn't in the signature).
The difference with Xobni is that you don't have to highlight the signature, so I'd be even happier to have both -
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As Xobni mines data from LinkedIn, Facebook, etc... i would like it if it would give me the option to update the Outlook Contact record with the photo it finds in these other systems. Nothing fancy is needed, just a simple - "update contact record with this photo" button.
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I’m
waiting
I really will enjoy xobni features to grab mail
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Reading the Xobni sales information I believed that this was a feature otherwise I would not have purchased it. I think it is misleading. What good is all that information if you do not give me free access to it? What a bust!
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Is this feature now available? -
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frustrated
Guys, it's been 10 months now ..., any news about the feature described above? Thank you, -
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I met face-to-face with the Xobni guys a couple of days ago. This feature is still in the works, but not there yet. I expressed to Josh in no uncertain terms that we really, really want this feature. Come on Josh!!!
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in the absence of any action from xobni on this one, anyone else got any suggestions for a software that mines through your outlook emails and grabs emails and signatures and puts them into a csv file or other file that can then be imported to outlook, act etc.? (and doesn't then take that info for its own spamming purposes, of course) Even just a once off would be OK. -
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The closest thing is the "grab" function in the LinkedIn toolbar. This allows you to highlight the name, and contact information from an email or similar item, click "grab" and have most if not all populate the new contact in Outlook.
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I have just downloaded the Linked in tool bar - its great but it also informed me that I have 45,475 emails in my various folders and subfolders(many of them circulars contact detail from which i dont need) so going through them one by one will be a pretty gargantuan task. On the other hand being able to get them into excel with just unique emails would probably halve the total number then I could delete all the ones that start with info or noreply and then with a list that might by that stage be about 5000 names I could sift through and find the ones that needed to be added/updated on our company mailing database (I am a publisher) or to my outlook contacts etc.
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I am not aware of anything that will accomplish this task in a more automated fashion.
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I used Clear Context with limited success...but Xobni does a better job of extracting everyone on emails (cc's included)...so Xobni's potential is big but unfortunate the feature is being held back.
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I had to reformat my computer and lost ALL of my contacts in outlook that i had painfully added one-by one. I dont think i can handle doing that again...
If Xobini can give me the stats on all of the unique emails ive gotten, it would be INVALUABLE if they could let me export the emails into my outlook address book!!! Pretty Please add this feature!! -
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While it still will require hands on effort (instead of simply an import function) try the Grab It function on the LinkedIn toolbar. It will significantly reduce the amount of typing you need to do to repopulate Outlook.
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FYI - I tried the Linked-In bar and ended up with buggy behavior. I have found that similar efforts with adding add-ins (e.g. ClearContext) on top of Xobni invariably results in compromised functionality. It's frustrating to be sure.
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As I mentioned above, LInkedIn uses the free version of Copy2Contact - the paid-for version is excellent but still requires you to highlight the signature in each email
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Would the Suggested Contacts folder contain what you need? I know it isn't as complete as you'd like, but it is a start
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I’m
frustrated
when when when
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I’m
waiting for years
time is running our...when this feature is availble...?
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I’m
frustrated
Dear Xobni,
one year should be sufficient to develop a tool that is indicate in the web page material to be standard when buying your product. This is not acceptable. I'd appreciate a decent estimate from your side when this feature will be available. Thanx for your (Xobni's) reply. -
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I’m
glad I didn't buy.
I'm very glad I didn't buy this program because the single most useful feature was contact management and syncing between what Xobni pulled from my e-mails with my outlook contacts. I had high hopes for this making my life simpler. I tried out the 8-day trial and was surprised to find it missing. I'll save my money, thank you very much. -
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I’m
frustrated
Unfortunately I bought xobini thinking that this problem would be resolved quickly as indicated in this forum.
The company probably does not have a decent software development team - it has taken over a year to release the update!
What is the point of a software that does not grab the info and let it reside in Outlook so that we can then replicate it with our phones.
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I’m
anxious
They don't imply that this tool will update your contacts, but that is the #1 reason all xobni users will bail when someone does solve this issue. I have tried GIST. Same but worse. Silentale and "Google Contact" are getting closer to what we all want. Plaxo is a joke. Linkedin + Jigsaw toolbars work well together. Still looking for the holly grail in basic CRM
1 contact book that is always updated
smart social links and discovery
smart - always current - tag, categories (time of day, work, home, etc)
web based & mobile apps
outlook exchange always updated
Solve this and become bigger than FB -
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I’m
frustrated
So, over a year passes, like many others I pay for this (trying to support "innovative" start-up vendors, yet nothing. Worse still, no response from Xobni in recent times.
Can someone at least have the deceny to respond - even if it is not what we want to hear. Compared to other new vendors, this is a disappointing performance....-
I completely agree. This total lack of response shows that the company does not care at all.
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Here, here. Same here. The only difference is that I bought with the hope that my (and others) contributions would help and the developer(s) will realize that they had something with potential. Unfortunately they don't know how to do it or they didn't get the right message. My solution is gmail+google calendar+sugarcrm+android. 1st success: update one everything gets updated. Now figuring out how to integrate web info beyond facebook.
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I’m
frustrated
Two other options are Gwabbit, which only pulls contact info and Meshin, which doesn't seem to be able to gather all the data that Xobni does. Some combination of Xobni and Meshin would probably be an ideal tool.
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Thanking you in advance, Karen