Your CRM fills itself
while you sell.
How many hours a week does your team spend typing contacts instead of selling? From today: scan the card, record a voice note — done before you reach the car.
10 free scans · No credit card · For your whole team
This is costing you revenue every week
Admin eats selling time
Every meeting ends with 10 minutes of CRM upkeep — or it doesn't happen at all. Either way you pay: in time or in pipeline.
Leads die in transit
The card from your lunch meeting is still in your jacket that evening. By next week, nobody remembers what was discussed.
Your CRM is lying
Half-filled records, outdated numbers, missing decision-maker info. Your forecast is only as good as your data.
This is how your team works from tomorrow
You leave the meeting, scan the card in the elevator and record 20 seconds of context: 'Decision maker, Q3 budget, wants a demo.' By the time you pull out of the lot, the lead is complete in your CRM — verified email, direct line and your note attached.
- ✓Zero typing: scan + voice note fully replace the CRM form
- ✓Every contact enriched: verified email, phone, title, LinkedIn
- ✓Your manager sees the pipeline in real time — without chasing you
Three steps instead of ten minutes
Scan
Scan the business card right after the meeting — offline works too, syncs later.
Voice note
Speak the meeting context instead of typing it. The note attaches to the lead.
Auto-push to CRM
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or Zoho — the lead arrives before you do.
„I used to spend two hours every Friday catching up on business cards. Now every contact is done in the CRM before I leave the parking lot.“
Michael Brandt
Key Account Manager, B2B services
Give your team its selling time back
- ✓10 free scans to test — per user
- ✓Voice notes & AI enrichment included
- ✓Team dashboard: who scans, who closes
- ✓GDPR-compliant, servers in Europe
No risk, no contract: test LeadScanner on your next client visits. If it doesn't save you time, just stop — nothing to cancel, nothing to pay.
Your next meeting deserves a better follow-up.