How to export contacts from Lotus Notes to Outlook 365?
Hey everyone! I recently moved a team’s contacts from Lotus Notes to Outlook 365, and while it sounds easy, there are a few things to watch for. First, I exported the contacts to CSV format using an eSoftTools Lotus Notes to Outlook 365 Converter tool that reads NSF files. Then, I logged into Outlook 365 (web version) and used the “Import Contacts” feature to upload the CSV. The formatting matched perfectly, and all fields like email, phone, and name synced well. If you’re migrating to Microsoft 365 from Notes, this method worked great for us!
Full Guide - Export contacts from Lotus Notes to Outlook 365
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I had to do this recently too. Lotus Notes saves contacts in a format that Outlook 365 can't open directly. Therefore, you must understand the contacts as some prospects, such as VCF or CSV file.
I used a software called **Softaken Lotus Notes Contacts Converter **and worked well. This permits me to open the Lotus Notes contacts and save them as VCF files. After that, I just opened the outlook and imported the file.
If you use the Outlook app (part of Outlook 365), on your computer, it is very easy to import converted contacts.
Hope it helps someone else try to move contacts from Lotus Notes to Outlook 365
To move contacts from Lotus Notes to Outlook 365, export them as a CSV from Notes and import that file into Outlook. Quick and easy! Also, try wrodle unlimited for a fun brain break!
Quickly export contacts from Lotus Notes to Outlook 365 using a smart and trustworthy tool like Datavare Address Book Converter, because this reliable tool supports direct contact extraction from NSF file to VCF formate without losing the contact information such as name, phone number, email address and other. Additionally, it supports batch processing, which makes it ideal for both professional and individual users who regularly deal with large contact files. The VCF files can be imported into Outlook 365 or any other vCard-supported platform. This tool effortlessly works on all versions of Windows, including the latest Windows 11.