Google Contacts

Connect Google Contacts and June can tell you how to reach someone: the email or phone of a saved contact, of a person you have mailed but never saved, or of a colleague in your company directory.

On the Integrations page, choose Connect on the Google Contacts row.

Give the connection a name (keep default for your main account), sign in with the Google account whose contacts you mean, and allow the permissions Google lists (June only reads).

Ask about a person.

What June can do

• Find people by the start of a name, nickname, email address, phone number or company, in your saved contacts and among the people you have mailed but never saved. One person appears once, even when both hold them.
• Read one person in full: every email and phone with its label, company, title and department.
• In a Google Workspace account, find colleagues in the company directory the same way. A personal Google account has no directory, and June says so instead of guessing.

What June does not do

• It never adds, changes or deletes a contact.
• It connects one Google account per connection. For a second account, connect again under its own name and ask June for it by name.

Whoever runs your June enables Google's People API once for the deployment; until then the Google Contacts row says so and connecting changes nothing.

Google Contacts starts as personal only, like a mailbox: June uses it in your own chats, not in your organizations, until you turn Personal only off in its row's menu on the Integrations page.

If your Google Workspace administrator has restricted third-party apps, Google says so on its own page during sign-in and does not return you to June; ask the administrator to allow June.

Removing June from your Google account's third-party access also ends Google Calendar, Google Drive, Gmail and Google Search Console; to stop only Google Contacts, disconnect it on the Integrations page.