Yes, on Pro and Team. Drop in the organiser's attendee list or a badge-scanner export and MeetDrop reads the columns, decides for each row whether it is new, matches someone you already have, or must not be contacted, and then writes follow-ups for the ones that are genuinely new. Emails leave at a deliberate pace rather than all at once.
The four decisions it makes on every row
Why it is paced rather than instant
Two hundred emails leaving one domain in ninety seconds is what a spam filter is built to catch, and the damage lands on your domain rather than ours. So the queue has a floor between sends and runs at a steady rate.
In practice a show's worth of list goes out over the afternoon instead of the minute, which is also closer to how a person would have done it.
What a list cannot give you
An attendee list has names and companies and no conversations. The follow-ups written from it are necessarily more generic than the ones written from a capture, and they should be — pretending to remember a conversation you did not have is worse than not claiming one.
Use the list for the people you did not get to. Use capture for the ones you actually met.
Importing a list is a Pro feature. Start free and try the capture side first.
Start freeLast reviewed 20 September 2026 by the MeetDrop team.