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From Business Cards to Contacts - Without CardMunch
- Xorlev 14y agoThis is a must-have for meetups. I recently just churned through a stack of year-old cards from SXSW and various meetup groups I'd just never gotten around to putting somewhere.
- josh2600 14y agoIt says your first 25 cards are free. What's the business model, and why would I pay money when CardMunch is free?
- jrosenblatt 14y agoSeems like the only difference from CardMunch is they import contacts to Salesforce for you.
- jhermsmeyer 14y agoThis is a huge deal for folks stuck in Salesforce. I've already had our team of 6 regional sales managers begin using the app.
- lorangb 14y agoThere's also an API behind the scenes
- Xorlev 14y agoAll the functionality is exposed as an API.
- lloyddobbler 14y agoCurrently, Salesforce and Google Contacts are the key differentiators. At present, CardShark lets you push business cards directly to Salesforce and iPhone contacts, as well as Google Contacts (instantly via the FullContact web app). Additional integrations will follow - our goal is to allow users to transcribe business cards and push the contact info to wherever they want (from within one app, without cumbersome syncing). We simply rolled Salesforce out first due to the fit and size of the market.
- batobey 14y agoIt's nice to see a good balance between useful App and useful API. I used this feature previously but now I can easily point friends and the rest of the team to it. Data portability alone is worth paying for and the API flexibility lets the available features grow faster than Fullcontact's efforts on their own. Kudos on good work for the front end of identity.