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A CRM that fills itself

Connect Google and we turn the people you email and meet into contacts. You don't type a thing.

The problem with remembering everyone you meet

The average knowledge worker meets 10,000 to 80,000 people in their career.
They can only recall 150.

We all know how important building our network is.

The problem is, it takes a lot of discipline to collect information about all the people we meet and to keep it up to date.

Introducing the CRM that fills itself

Now imagine a CRM that collects the names and records for every person you meet automatically.

  • Creates a record for every person you exchange emails with
  • Creates a record for every person you have a meeting with on your calendar
  • Accurately extracts names, email addresses, companies, job titles, locations, dates of last contact, and more
  • Calculates an affinity score that indicates how well you know each person based on the frequency and recency of your communication
  • Deduplicates your contacts for you
  • Enriches your contacts with LinkedIn data

How to set this up?

  1. Install it here
  2. Go through the Installation process
    • Will ask you where you’re currently handling data.
    • How you’re doing it.
    • What kind of business do you own.
  3. It will personalize the databases and Enrich it with your current customer list.

You can use this CRM via AI chat inside Brain or via Claude/Cowork MCP.

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A CRM that fills itself · Team Brain