AddressGrabber extracts contact information from selected text and populates the corresponding fields in your address book. It gathers various details such as name, company, address, phone, email, and more, making contact management more efficient.
If you're looking for a fast and effective solution for managing your address books, AddressGrabber is the software you need. It is designed to make the process of entering addresses into your contact manager a breeze. This software is intelligent enough to extract contact details from selected text and accurately enter them into your chosen destination.
The technology used in AddressGrabber is advanced that it has received a US Patent. It knows where the information belongs in your preferred application. Additionally, it does more than entering addresses. AddressGrabber enables you to verify and edit contacts before entering them, check for duplicate contacts and update them accordingly, and even verify the validity of your contacts against USPS.com online database.
That's not all, AddressGrabber can also format your text to suit any style, print labels directly from your application, and schedule activities for contacts while transferring them. Moreover, the software comes in three different editions - Lite, Standard, and Business. The Lite edition is available for free but with limited functionality. It allows you to extract any four contact details into your selected destination.
On the other hand, the Standard and Business editions enable you to transfer all contact details into your destination application. The Standard edition supports ACT!, GoldMine, Outlook, and Palm, while the Business edition also includes support for QuickBooks and Peachtree. You can even create shipping orders and invoices using AddressGrabber Business.
In summary, AddressGrabber is a reliable and practical solution for anyone looking to manage their address book efficiently. With its advanced technology and smart features, it eliminates the tedious task of manually entering information into your contact manager. Plus, with different editions available, you can choose the one that best fits your needs.
The technology used in AddressGrabber is advanced that it has received a US Patent. It knows where the information belongs in your preferred application. Additionally, it does more than entering addresses. AddressGrabber enables you to verify and edit contacts before entering them, check for duplicate contacts and update them accordingly, and even verify the validity of your contacts against USPS.com online database.
That's not all, AddressGrabber can also format your text to suit any style, print labels directly from your application, and schedule activities for contacts while transferring them. Moreover, the software comes in three different editions - Lite, Standard, and Business. The Lite edition is available for free but with limited functionality. It allows you to extract any four contact details into your selected destination.
On the other hand, the Standard and Business editions enable you to transfer all contact details into your destination application. The Standard edition supports ACT!, GoldMine, Outlook, and Palm, while the Business edition also includes support for QuickBooks and Peachtree. You can even create shipping orders and invoices using AddressGrabber Business.
In summary, AddressGrabber is a reliable and practical solution for anyone looking to manage their address book efficiently. With its advanced technology and smart features, it eliminates the tedious task of manually entering information into your contact manager. Plus, with different editions available, you can choose the one that best fits your needs.
What's New
Version 3.5: Improved Address Extraction Accuracy and Support for New Applications
Version 2013: Supports ACT! 2013 and Outlook 2010
Version 2011: Supports ACT! 2011 and Outlook 2010
Version 2010: Supports ACT! 2010
Version 2009: Supports ACT! 2009
Version 2008: Supports ACT! 2008
Version 5.0: Supports ACT! 2007
Version 4.5: Supports ACT! 2006
Version 4.0: Supports ACT! 2005