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Export your contacts to a CRM

Export your contacts to a CRM.

ConnectMachine pushes your scanned and saved contacts straight into your CRM, or exports them as a clean CSV. Names, titles, companies, and your own notes land in the right fields, so the people you met are in your pipeline the same day instead of stuck on paper cards or in your phone.

How it works

Card to pipeline, same day.

01

Capture your contacts

Scan business cards or save people you meet in ConnectMachine. Each contact is cleaned into structured fields with your notes attached.

02

Choose CRM or CSV

Send contacts to your connected CRM, or export a clean CSV. You decide which contacts go where, so nothing lands in your pipeline by accident.

03

They arrive ready to work

Names, titles, companies, and notes map to the right fields, so your team can follow up the same day without retyping anything.

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Under the hood

What makes it work.

Clean, structured data

AI parsing splits every card into proper fields, so your CRM gets tidy records instead of a photo or a blob of text to sort out later.

Your notes come along

The context you captured about where you met and what you discussed exports with the contact, so follow-up in your CRM starts with real detail.

CRM sync or plain CSV

Push straight into your CRM, or take a CSV anywhere. Either way the people you met are in your workflow, not stuck on paper.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Everything people usually ask before switching from paper. Still curious? See the full FAQ.

In ConnectMachine, choose the contacts you want and send them to your connected CRM or export a CSV. The fields map across, so no manual retyping is needed.

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