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# Can I use the vCard import function to keep TuneSmith synchronized with my OS X Address  Book?

Any contact that is created in the OS X Address Book is assigned a unique identification number which TuneSmith can use to update the matching creative talents whenever a vCard is re-imported. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
It is important to note, however, that TuneSmith only allows a creative talent to have up to 6 phone numbers, email addresses and 6 street addresses while a vCard created with the OS X Address Book does not have these limitations. 
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
It is also worth mentioning that the OS X Address Book allows a contact to have multiple preferred phone numbers, email and street addresses while in TuneSmith a creative talent can only have one preferred choice per category. If you plan to synchronize both applications regularly, be mindful to select only one preferred option for each contact category in your OS X Address Book as well.
{% endhint %}


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