Last reviewed on February 15, 2013
Outlook BCM 2013
The BCM compatibility pack is now available. As of January 31 2013, it is available to all Outlook 2010 and 2013 users. This may change in the future.
How to migrate the BCM 2003 database to BCM 2010
Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2010 Database Tool
Office 2010 and BCM
In Office 2010, Business Contact Manager is included only in the volume-license suite and as part of a TechNet or MSDN subscription. BCM 2010 is not included in any of the retail suites but is available for download.
BCM 2010 download
Are you having problems with BCM? See:
- Accessing User-Defined Fields in a BCM2010 SQL Database
- BCM Toolbar Not Visible in Outlook
- BCM Utilities
- Business Contact Manager - FAQ
- Business Contact Manager compatibility pack
- Configuring BCM to share a SQL server database
- Enable BCM 2010's Contacts as Outlook Address Books
- Error: BCM can't be installed
- How to configure firewalls to share BCM
- Install BCM on computers that don't meet the requirements
- Office 2010 and BCM (Business Contact Manager)
- Outlook BCM 2013
- Restore a BCM Database
- Restoring BCM Database After Upgrading Windows
- Using a BCM shared database with Windows 8 Microsoft Account logon
- Using BCM v1 with Exchange Server
- Using BCM with a Windows 7 Homegroup
Accessing User Defined Fields in BCM Database (post in Outlook Forums)
BCM (Business Contact Manager) Forum at OutlookForums
Our original FAQ (for BCM 2003) is now at Microsoft Business Contact Manager – Frequently Asked Questions
For more tips and troubleshooting assistance, see the Business Contact Manager product page or the BCM Team blog
Have a question? Visit the BCM Forum
Business Contact Manager
For more information: BCM product page
Deploying Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2007 Database on Remote Server
Business Contact Manager for Outlook Developer Guide
BCM Team blog
