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A client record built to fit, instead of a spreadsheet

Every small business has a client record: usually a spreadsheet only one person understands, or the memory of whoever serves the counter. Both work fine until that person goes on holiday.

Why an off-the-shelf CRM rarely fits

Shelf CRMs are designed for a B2B sales funnel: lead, opportunity, proposal, close. A nail technician, a garage and a pet shop do not work that way, and end up filling in fields that mean nothing while leaving out what actually matters.

When the AI builds yours, the fields are yours. If what matters is the dog's breed, the date of the last oil change or a shoe size, that is what is on the screen — and nothing else.

What turns a record into money

A record nobody acts on is a cost. What pays is the reminder: who bought 90 days ago and vanished, whose birthday is this week, who always comes back in March. Those three reports pay for the work of keeping the record current.

That is why the prompt below asks explicitly for the return screen. Without it you have a list of names; with it you have a list of who to call today.

Frequently asked questions

Can I import my spreadsheet?

Ask in the conversation for a spreadsheet import screen. The AI builds the file reading and the column mapping.

Can my team use it at the same time?

Yes. Google login is included and each person signs in with their own account.

Is the data saved if I close the browser?

Yes. The app has a real database; nothing is kept only in the browser.

Can I export later?

Ask for an export screen in the conversation. Your data stays yours.

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