Nothing works in a company without contacts. Customers, suppliers, partners, internal contacts – they are all crucial to the workflow. This makes it all the more important to manage these contacts clearly, uniformly and centrally. Why? Because it is more efficient. Because it saves time. And because it avoids errors.
Central contact management: More overview, less chaos
Anyone who has ever searched for the right phone number knows that centralized contact management makes all the difference. Instead of being scattered in personal address books or various tools, all contacts are in one place. This not only saves nerves – it also creates clarity.
The advantages of central contact management at a glance:
Fast finding instead of long searching: With a centralized solution, you can find any contact in seconds – whether in sales, support or purchasing
Grouping by work areas: Contacts can be sorted by department, project or customer type. This allows teams to maintain an overview
Standardized data*: Duplicate or outdated entries are a thing of the past. Everyone has access to the same, up-to-date database
Efficient collaboration: teams exchange information faster because they work with the same contact data
In which areas is this important?
Sales: Customer contacts, leads and contact persons – everything must be quickly accessible. Centralized access speeds up the sales process
Sales and support: Who was the customer’s last contact? A central list creates clarity and avoids duplicate communication
HR and internal communication: contact information for employees, applicants or service providers – centrally maintained, centrally available
Purchasing & supplier management: retrieve supplier data at the touch of a button – it couldn’t be more efficient
Manage company contacts: Microsoft Teams has a problem
Many companies work with Microsoft Teams on a daily basis. However, Teams has no native option for managing external contacts centrally or integrating them automatically from existing directories. Users often have to create contacts manually (very inconvenient) – or click through confusing chat histories. This takes time and leads to inconsistencies.
The solution: Easy Directory from TwinCap First
With Easy Directory, Teams becomes a real hub for company contacts. The solution from TwinCap First connects Microsoft Teams with external directories – e.g. from CRM, ERP or Entra ID systems. And: Shared mailboxes and Outlook contacts can also be pulled in. So your teams have all their contacts where they need them.
Easy Directory offers:
Access to external contacts directly in Teams
Search and filter functions for a better overview
Contact grouping according to departments, roles or projects
Automatic synchronization – always up to date
Simple integration – without complicated IT processes
Whether you are a small team or a large company – with Easy Directory, incomplete contact lists and tedious searches are a thing of the past. Managing company contacts centrally is not a “nice-to-have”, but a must. If you manage your contacts in a structured way* and integrate them into Microsoft Teams, you can work faster, cleaner and smarter. Easy Directory makes this easy – efficiently, securely and across teams.
*The data maintenance itself does not take place in Easy Directory, but in the source.
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