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ExportPilot AI
AI B2B buyer finder & CRM for spice exporters.
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AI B2B buyer finder & CRM for spice exporters.
7 followers
ExportPilot AI is a specialized workspace built for Indian spice exporters. It features an intelligent B2B CRM pipeline that maps directly to real-world commodity workflows and integrates live international buyer sourcing to automate lead tracking.
Hi Neriman, thanks for the great question!
ExportPilot AI utilizes an autonomous agent framework that scans and aggregates public B2B listings, global trade registries, and verified open-source directories in real-time. By utilizing background AI parsing, the engine filters out non-B2B noise (like blogs, retail stores, or outdated social profiles) to deliver clean, dynamic company and website rows directly into the dashboard.
Regarding coverage: Yes! Thanks to our latest architectural update, we completely removed hardcoded region limitations. The system now searches globally, covering not only major hubs but also smaller, niche spice importers across both Europe and Southeast Asia.
Would love for you to test out the live preview link and share your thoughts on the workflow!
The buyer sourcing feed actually pulls real leads from regions I was manually searching before, which saved me a solid chunk of time this week. Pipeline stages mapped to commodity workflows just click if you have ever dealt with shipment cycles.
@uurk6oe Hi Uğur, thank you so much for the fantastic feedback!
Hearing that ExportPilot AI saved you a solid chunk of time this week is exactly why I built this platform. The traditional manual search for international trade leads is exhausting, and I wanted to make sure our pipeline stages completely align with real-world commodity shipment cycles.
Really appreciate your support! Let me know if you have any feature suggestions as you continue optimizing your workflows.
Curious how the live buyer sourcing actually pulls data — is it scraping trade portals or coming from partner networks, and does that coverage include smaller spice importers in Europe and Southeast Asia?