- Installation and setup
- Contact Management and Synchronization
- Contact Sharing and Permissions
- How can I share my Google Contacts with other users?
- Can I share all my Google Contacts automatically?
- How can I set up contact labels so they’re automatically shared with everyone in my organization, without having to re-share them whenever new employees join?
- Can I share contacts with users outside my Google domain?
- Can I share contacts with users with a free Gmail account?
- Can I share my “Other contacts” folder from Google using Shared Contacts Dashboard?
- Can I share a contact label with a Google Group email address (e.g., staff@domain.com)?
- Can I reshare a contact list that was initially shared with me?
- If I share my contacts with someone, can they edit those contacts?
- Where can the people I’ve shared contacts with use those contacts?
- How can I remove someone’s access to my shared contacts?
- What happens if I share contacts with someone who’s already part of a group that has access to those same contacts?
- What access permissions can I give to users I invite to the shared label?
- Do dots in email addresses affect the contact-sharing process?
- Licensing and Payments
- Privacy and Security
- Other questions
How can I share my Google Contacts with other users?
Follow these simple steps to share your Google Contacts with others using Shared Contacts Dashboard:
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Sign in to Shared Contacts Dashboard from the top-right of this site. If it’s your first time, grant the required permissions.
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Sort your contacts into labels. Create labels or add contacts to existing labels you want to share. Then click the
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Set your collaborators and their permissions, then share the label. Your collaborators will see the contacts from that label.
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| 1. Sign in. | 2. Sort contacts into shareable labels. |
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| 3. Set collaborators’ permissions; share label. | |


