An email becomes a record, not a thing to retype.
We read the name, company, address, and deal off the message and write them into the fields your CRM actually uses.
What we connect
Outlook, where the first contact usually lands, and the CRM your team works from. An email holds a name, a company, a request — but it sits in an inbox, not in a record anyone can act on.
How it works
We read the relevant details off the message and map them onto the fields your CRM uses. The contact, the company, and the deal are written as structured rows — and when something is already on file, it updates instead of duplicating.
The outcome
Inbound interest turns into a record without anyone retyping it, and the data lands in a database you own — in the shape your team reports on, not the shape a vendor decided.
The same wiring, around your systems.
Tell us which tools you run. We will sketch how they could feed one another.