Address books from any source

You can connect Skrol to the address books of all services listed on the right. Here are some of the benefits of having more than one address book on your iPhone:

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  1. You can add multiple iCloud accounts, such as your spouse, child, or partner.
  2. All of the connected address books remain separate from each other and private.
  3. Instant access to contacts, such as clients and employees, related to your work. It may prove invaluable while away from a work computer;
  4. You can share your contacts with your assistant or partners. This way, when anyone makes changes, they will automatically appear on everyone’s smartphone;
  5. You can create shared address books for teams or families and ask everyone to update their contact information;

To reach the page on the right, select Contacts > Accounts > Add Account in the iPhone's Settings app

Switching between books

The illustration below shows Skrol with two address books in the My accounts menu: the iPhone’s own (iCloud account) and one more from Gmail (Google Contacts account). You will use this menu to switch between different address books.

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The All contacts command will show both address books in a single list. Skrol doesn't restrict how many address books you can connect simultaneously.

All connected address books remain as functional as the default Contacts app, including integration with Dialer, Messages, FaceTime, WhatsApp, Apple Watch, CarPlay, Siri, and all other compatible apps and devices.

You can move one or more contacts from one account to another using the multiselect option described in the List View section.

You can also enable an option to combine duplicate contacts from different accounts into a single folder.

Customizing access to address books

You may select the following options for each address books:

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  1. Show address book inside Skrol;
  2. Change address book name;
  3. Select user folder to personalize related tasks.
  4. Include Favorites group into a global list of favorite contacts;
  5. Add address book into a global search;
  6. Monitor (or not) reminders related to each account.
  7. Log Actions history, such as phone calls, texts, chats, emails, etc.
  8. Enable View only mode to prevent edits;
  9. Allow or not to delete contacts;

To edit these options, select Settings > Accounts > Account name > Account Settings. The format of Skrol's setting is similar to iPhone's, so you'll be right at home!