1. Manual data entry after every event kills momentum. Hundreds of business cards, one exhausted team member, a spreadsheet nobody wants to touch.

Here's how LeadJarvis eliminates that entirely.

2. Scan a card LeadJarvis's AI-OCR extracts the details the lead is instantly synced to HubSpot or Zoho CRM.

1. Ever scanned a business card at an event... and then followed up 8 days later?

By then, the lead already forgot who you were (or worse, signed with a competitor).

We built LeadJarvis to fix exactly that.

Curious how different teams handle this. We've seen everything from typing names into a phone after the fact, to a pile of business cards that sits on someone's desk for two weeks before anyone touches it.

By the time leads actually make it into a CRM, half the context from the actual conversation is gone, and the "hot" window to follow up has usually passed too.

A few months ago, someone on our team came back from a 3-day GITEX event - literally - full of business cards. 300+ of them.

By the time they'd gotten through the first 40, typing details into a spreadsheet one card at a time, it was day two of "we'll follow up soon." By the time actual follow-up emails went out, it had been almost a week since the show ended. When we asked a few of those prospects later if they remembered the conversation, more than half didn't.

That stuck with us. The leads weren't bad - the booth conversations were genuinely good, people were interested. The problem was entirely about speed. Every hour between a booth conversation and the first follow-up is an hour the prospect's memory of you fades a little more.

So we started wondering: what if the follow-up happened before the prospect even walked to the next booth?