Changelog

2sync has a new home.

We rebuilt the landing page from the ground up. Here's what's new:

• 14-day free trial on all plans. Pick any plan, get full access for 14 days. No feature limits, no surprises.
• Customer stories. See how real teams use 2sync to keep Notion in sync with their tools.
• Vote for integrations. Tell us which apps to build next.
• Documentation hub. All FAQs now live in one place, organized by topic: getting started, how sync works, plans and pricing, security, and troubleshooting.
• Comparison pages. See how 2sync stacks up against Zapier, Unito, n8n, and more.
• Clearer pricing. Redesigned pricing section so you can compare plans at a glance.
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Google Contacts syncing just got more powerful.

Three big improvements:

• Granular address fields. Sync street, city, state, zip, and country as separate Notion properties instead of one combined address field. Filter and sort your contacts by location.
• Email, phone, and address labels. Labels like "Work", "Home", and "Mobile" now sync as their own fields, so you always know which number is which.
• Smarter address parsing. Single-line addresses, region names like "California" or "Ontario", and country codes in any format are now parsed correctly.

Also in this release:

• Message ID field for Gmail and Outlook Mail syncs.
• Simplified billing page with a single button to manage your subscription.
• Clearer field names. "Description" is now "Notes/Description", and "Street" is now "Line 1".

Outlook now syncs with Notion.

Three new integrations:

• Calendar. Events flow both ways between Outlook Calendar and Notion databases.
• Contacts. Keep your Outlook contacts in sync with Notion.
• Mail. Save email threads and messages from Outlook to Notion.

Two new integrations: Gmail → Notion (one-way) and Google Contacts ↔ Notion (two-way).

Both follow the same onboarding flow as existing 2sync automations: connect, choose a Notion database, set filters, map fields, and start syncing.

Gmail → Notion

Bring emails into Notion for triage, collaboration, and tracking without changing how you use Gmail.

Mappable fields: Subject, preview/snippet, sender, recipients, CC, BCC, labels, email ID, Gmail URL, received date, threading helpers (parent/previous/next message), sync metadata. Attachments are added as links, not uploaded into Notion.

Filters and settings: Choose mailboxes and categories (Inbox, Starred, Important, Social, etc.), limit by timeframe, set sync frequency. Conservative deletion by default (un-sync instead of hard delete), with an option to allow true deletion from Notion.

Google Contacts ↔ Notion

Turn Notion into a lightweight CRM or keep existing pages in sync with Google Contacts.

Mappable fields: First/last name, nickname, emails, phone numbers, addresses, country, job title, birthday, description/notes, photo, labels/tags, contact URL, person ID, sync metadata.

Filters and settings: Set sync frequency, optionally add Notion links in Google Contacts description for cross-navigation, include historical Notion entries, ignore already-linked items to avoid duplicates. Conservative deletion by default.

2sync relaunched with a major platform update.

What's new:

• Multiple automations. New plans support up to 10 active automations, so you can sync across several services at once.
• New calendar properties. Customize event color, track response status, trigger deletion on Google Calendar, and sync attendees between Notion workspace members (People) and contacts (Relation).
• Sync direction options. Choose two-way sync, one-way from Notion to calendar, or one-way from calendar to Notion. Map formula and rollup values to any compatible field.
• More default Notion value types. Status, Relation, People, and Page Emoji are now supported as default values.
• Advanced sync settings. Set a sync timeframe of up to 2 years, choose the default event duration when no end date is set in Notion, and sync as often as every 2 minutes.
• Todoist and Google Tasks integrations announced for release by end of June 2023.