GSA Address Completion

Having complete agendas or contacts entries can be essential at times, especially in the business sector. Most of the time, however, sales personnel are faced with only partial data, such as a name and telephone, or even just a website. Filling in the missing blanks can take up considerable time, even with the advent of Internet search engines.

Connect to the Internet and find missing emails

This problem can be remedied by employing GSA Address Completion, a web scraper specifically targeting contacts information. The tool is highly intuitive and requires absolutely no technical knowledge on users' part. In essence, the program follows these three steps: 1. import the incomplete database; 2. start the web searching process; 3. view and export results.
Valid source documents are CSVs and XLS worksheets. However, it should be noted that not all files can be parsed, as the application requires a certain internal structure. This is because the tool uses partial contacts information as a basis for all future searches.

Import agenda entries from CSVs and XLS documents

Once a valid file has been targeted, one needs only to click on the “Start” button for the process to begin. The program connects to multiple search engines, including Google, Yahoo! and Bing and scrapes the online environment for missing contacts data.
A great feature is the ability to disable search engines that do not return adequate results. Also, one also has the freedom to define custom online engines, for improved results. All the matches found are returned in an ample list and users can export either raw or template-formatted data.

The program connects to multiple search engines to locate information on contacts

Summing up, GSA Address Completion can be used as a viable tool for filling up missing contacts entries.