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Popular note app and task management platform Evernote announced last September a major redesign for its mobile website and apps. Today, Evernote unveiled a new dashboard called “Home,” which brings multiple information such as notes, drafts, and documents in one place.

Click 'Authorize Access to Evernote'. You'll then be prompted to login to your Evernote account and authorize access. You will then be able to link Notebooks within your Evernote account to the Evernote Notebooks area within your contacts' records. Integration functionality: In order to begin using the Evernote integration, you'll need to.

Evernote is the place to collect inspirational ideas, write meaningful words, and more. Evernote's customer service representatives are always ready to answer all the possible queries in your mind. The phone number given above is the best way in order to speak or live chat with Evernote technical or sales department quickly.
Access Contacts. When you first attempt to email a note from Evernote on your computer, the program requests access to your contacts. If you deny Evernote access to your contacts at the start, it won't be able to insert email addresses into the note you're trying to share and you will have to type each address in manually.
Deactivate the Evernote Business account by logging in to the admin console, selecting the 'Billing Information' tab, then clicking Cancel Your Evernote Business Account Once you’ve deactivated your Evernote Business account, you will still have access to the business content until the end of the current billing period (monthly or annual cycles).

Evernote users will now have a more immersive and intuitive experience when accessing the platform. The new Home menu brings suggestions of useful content to help you start your day, including your notes, a scratch pad, your notebooks, documents, files, and more.

Home is a brand-new way to start your day in Evernote; a one-stop dashboard that puts the information you need front and center—neatly organized and instantly available—so you can stay on top of your day without feeling overwhelmed.

Users who have an Evernote Basic or Plus account will have access to the following widgets: Notes, Scratch Pad, Recently Captured, Notebooks, Pinned Note, Tags, and Shortcuts. If you’re an Evernote Premium or Business subscriber, you’ll be able to resize, reorganize, or even remove widgets from your Home, in addition to options for changing the background.

Check out the video below that shows how the new Home dashboard works on Evernote:

The new Home experience will be rolled out to users over the next few weeks for Mac, Windows, and web, with updates for iOS and Android apps coming later this year. You can learn more about the new Evernote Home in this official blog post.

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How to Export Evernote Contacts to a CSV/Excel File

Wednesday, September 16th, 2015

I frequently find the need to export contacts I’ve collected using Evernote’s excellent business card photo feature. But the process is not as straightforward as export > csv.

The best solution I’ve found (on Mac) is saving the business cards to contacts.

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This can be done automatically at the time the cards are created, or manually later from the mobile app or desktop app.

Automatically (iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch): To save information from every card scanned, simply tap your account name and select General > Camera > Business Cards and toggle ‘Save to Contacts’ or

Manually: Select Save to contacts from the options menu (iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch) or from the pop-up menu displayed after each completed scan (Android) (reference KB article: https://evernote.com…rticle/53057988)

From the desktop app, save each card to contacts individually, or select several cards at once to be saved to contacts.

Select Share>Save to Contacts from the individual card drop down menu, or from the main menu Note > More Sharing > Save to Contacts

These saved contacts will show up in your iCloud contacts. Unfortunately, I found no way of saving the Evernote tags with the contact in iCloud so that the saved contact could be easily identified (if someone else does, please lmk!).

From iContacts, one can export selected contacts (singularly or in bulk) using File > Export > vCard.

vCards are importable by many services. I am using Zoho CRM which allows import of vCards (instructions here) and export in CSV format (instructions here)

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