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Capture apps stop at export. CRMs start at import.
We do both.

One tool from the first handshake to the signed order. Here is what it does, in the order your team meets it.

On this page 01 Plan the trade show 02 At the booth 03 Back home 04 The CRM behind it 05 Compare shows 06 AI assistants via MCP

01 · Before the show

Walk in knowing who to look for.

Set up the show, put your people on the stand and open last year's edition next to it. Who you met, which of them you followed up, and which companies never heard from you again.

Last time, side by side

Leads captured, how many you followed up, companies met.

Untouched since then

The ones worth a stop this time, by name.

Stand, goal, team

Booth number, a lead target and who is on it.

Know before you go

Hours, how to get there, visa rules, who exhibits.

A planned trade show in Trade Show Companion: countdown, booth number, lead goal and team, a briefing on the venue, and last year's numbers with the companies not yet followed up

02 · Day 0 · At the booth

Scan anything.
Then just talk.

Badge, business card or the QR form on your counter, then a 20 second voice note. Out of that comes a written summary of the conversation, the needs as line items with value, a reminder with a date, and an assessment: hot, warm or cold, with the reasons quoted from your notes, so you see at a glance where this one stands without reading a word. The company research is attached before you reach the next visitor.

Any badge

Every organizer's badge. None of their rental fees.

Business cards

Photo in, contact and company out.

QR form

They fill it in themselves, in five languages.

Duplicate check

Spots people and companies you already have before you create them twice.

The app on the phone after a voice note: an editable summary, the reminder it detected with a date, and a button to save it to the lead

03 · Day 8 · Back home

A prioritized list.
Not a pile of names.

Open the show you just came back from and every lead sits in one list. The assessment with its band and reasons, the stage it reached, who at the booth captured it and what it is worth. Sort by any of them, filter down to one person, one priority or one stage, and work from the top.

Every lead is read, not just listed. Notes, emails, quotes and the company research all go into the assessment, and the next step comes out of it.

Numbers you can trust. The needs come from what was actually said, and the value of a quote is read from the document you sent. No spreadsheet in between.

The follow-up cockpit the day after the show: today's follow-ups sorted by priority, each with the next step, the value and a hot, warm or cold rating

04 · Day 30 and beyond

A full CRM behind the booth.
Not a sync button.

Everything about the deal is on one screen. How long it has been running, when you last heard from them, what the quote is worth, what was actually said and what happens next. Nothing to look up before you pick up the phone. That is what makes closing feel easy.

The company, researched

Industry, size, markets and what they sell, on the lead before your first call.

Next steps, suggested

The assessment proposes what to do and by when, out of what is on the lead.

One timeline per lead

Notes, emails, quotes and assessments in order. Whoever opens it is up to date.

Won becomes a customer

Convert the deal. The contact, the company and the whole history come with it.

A lead in Trade Show Companion: assessment, pipeline stage, recent activity, next step and the AI company research

05 · After the season

Compare shows like a portfolio.

Leads, pipeline and won revenue per show, side by side. Bring numbers to the budget meeting, not anecdotes.

ShowLeadsPipelineWon

Pack Expo · Chicago142$1.9M$412k

Gulfood · Dubai96$2.4M$680k

Anuga · Cologne311$0.6M$0

311 badge scans. Zero revenue. Now you know which booth to cut.

06 · Any time

Ask your CRM. It answers and acts.

Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini connect directly through MCP. Read and write, with your permissions, no export. Every AI feature is included in your plan — no credits, no metered add-ons.

Who are my hottest leads from Gulfood that have no quote yet?

Two hot leads without a quote: Rashid Al Amri, Emirates Dairy Co., sample shipment, $48,000, and Lena Fischer, Alpenquell, second filling line, $92,000. Both promised follow-ups this week.

Set a reminder to call Rashid on Tuesday at ten.

Walk in knowing who to look for.

Scan anything.Then just talk.

A prioritized list.Not a pile of names.

A full CRM behind the booth.Not a sync button.

Compare shows like a portfolio.

Ask your CRM. It answers and acts.

See the whole distance in 20 minutes.

Scan anything.
Then just talk.

A prioritized list.
Not a pile of names.

A full CRM behind the booth.
Not a sync button.