Google Contacts
· #102 most-usedYour agent's address book — always in sync
Google Contacts is the shared address book at the centre of every Google Workspace account — web, mobile, and Gmail sidebar, all reflecting the same live data. Connect it to Actionist and your agents gain full read/write access: they create contacts from form submissions, update records when job titles change, segment people into groups as deals progress, and search by name or email before any outbound action fires. The result is a CRM-grade address book that stays current without any manual upkeep.
Eliminates manual work. Agents eliminate the manual copy-paste of contact details between web forms, spreadsheets, and the address book — each new person lands in Google Contacts automatically, with the right group tags, before any human opens the record.
What your Google Contacts agent runs on autopilot
A week of scheduled jobs your Actionist agent will execute on your behalf.
Google Contacts × every other app you use
End-to-end automations that span multiple apps — each one a real business outcome.
Inbound email → contact enriched, follow-up booked
When a customer sends a support email, your agent fetches their full Google Contacts record within seconds — job title, account tier, and last interaction note all surface before a human reads the thread. The contact record is updated with the email timestamp and sentiment flag, a Slack alert fires to the owning CSM, and a 30-minute follow-up call is blocked on Google Calendar — all before anyone manually opens the inbox.
What this looks like for your team
The comparison strip shows real manual tasks your agent replaces. The calculator translates that into your team's numbers.
- SalesManual contact entry after callsReps spend 18 min/week typing call notes and new contacts into the address book from memory after demos.18 min/weekSales AgentAgent logs contacts from every callWhen a call ends, the agent creates or updates the Google Contact with call date, outcome note, and a 'Demo' group tag — zero rep effort.
- MarketingExporting lists for campaignsMarketers spend 13 min/week downloading contact lists from Google Contacts and importing them into the email platform for each campaign.13 min/weekMarketing AgentAgent syncs segments in real timeWhen a deal stage changes, the agent moves the contact between groups instantly — the email platform segment is always current, no export needed.
- Customer SupportLooking up caller details manuallySupport reps spend 18 min/week searching Google Contacts by hand before answering inbound calls or tickets to find account tier and owner.18 min/weekCustomer Support AgentAgent prefills caller contextBefore the call connects, the agent fetches the contact record and posts name, tier, and last interaction to Slack — the rep picks up already briefed.
- Human ResourcesAdding new hires to address bookHR staff spend 7 min/week manually adding new employee contacts to Google Contacts and assigning them to the correct department groups.7 min/weekHuman Resources AgentAgent onboards contacts automaticallyWhen HR approves a new hire in the HRIS, the agent creates the Google Contact and adds them to the 'All Staff' and department groups instantly.
- FinanceEntering vendor contacts by handFinance staff spend 13 min/week creating Google Contact entries for new suppliers after procurement approves them in the ERP.13 min/weekFinance AgentAgent creates vendor contacts on approvalThe moment a vendor is approved, the agent creates their Google Contact with account manager details and a 'Vendors' group tag — no manual step.
- OperationsBulk contact imports from spreadsheetsOps teams spend 25 min/week manually importing event registrant or partner lists from Google Sheets into the address book row by row.25 min/weekOperations AgentAgent bulk-creates from any sheetWhen new rows appear in the import sheet, the agent runs Find or Create for each row — 200 contacts processed and tagged in under 2 minutes.
- LegalAdding counterparty contacts post-dealLegal staff spend 6 min/week entering opposing counsel or counterparty details into Google Contacts after contract execution.6 min/weekLegal AgentAgent captures counterparty on signingWhen a contract is signed in DocuSign, the agent creates the counterparty's Google Contact and tags them in the 'Counterparties' group automatically.
+ 100s of other automations your agent handles
See what your team gets back
Baseline: 2.5 hrs saved per person per week, across the full Google Contacts automation set.
How to plug Google Contacts into Actionist
Pick the connection method that suits your environment.
The Google Contacts MCP server gives your Actionist agent native read/write access to your entire address book — no API keys to rotate, no OAuth dance to manage manually. Connect once and your agent can create, update, search, and group contacts as naturally as you would from the Google Contacts web app.
Find Google Contacts in the Apps library and click Connect. MCP is selected by default.
Click 'Authorise with Google' — a standard OAuth consent screen opens. Select your Google Workspace or personal account and grant the Contacts read/write scope. The token is stored securely and refreshed automatically.
Actionist runs a read-only call to verify the handshake. You're ready.
15 actions your agent can call
Read and write operations available to your Actionist agent.
6 events your agent can react to
Events your agent watches for, and the actions it kicks off in response.
Skills that pair with Google Contacts
Reusable agent skills that work well alongside this app.
Command-line skill for reading and writing across all Google Workspace services — Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets, and Docs — from a single authenticated session.
Managed OAuth skill for the Google Contacts People API — create, search, update, and delete contacts and contact groups without handling token refresh yourself.
MCP servers that work with Google Contacts
Connect Actionist to MCP servers built for or around this app.
Official MCP server that lets AI agents list, search, create, and manage Google Contacts records through the standard Model Context Protocol interface.