#Abbyy business card reader salesforce for free#
#Abbyy business card reader salesforce android#
#Abbyy business card reader salesforce free#

#Abbyy business card reader salesforce free#

The free version allows you to scan up to 200 cards.

#Abbyy business card reader salesforce android#

Card data can by synced across iOS and Android devices.ĬamCard: Transfers contact information using OCR technology.

#Abbyy business card reader salesforce for free#

You can try 10 cards for free and will then need to purchase the PRO app for $3.99. It will highlight uncertain characters and will display the original so you can double check the accuracy of transcription and type any corrections before saving. You can try 10 cards for free and then purchase only what you need.ĪBBYY Business Card Reader: Transfers contact information using OCR technology. This is a subscription service with packages that range from as little as $9.99 for 50 cards to $99. Transcription is completed by people and not computers which improves the accuracy of the data transcribed. All of them allow you to capture a photo of a business card using your smartphone camera.įullContact Card Reader: Offers integrations with more than 500 apps. Below is a brief synopsis of some of the most popular ones. A quick search for business card scanners in the Google Playstore or Apple Store will give you plenty of options. There are many apps available to help you with the process of digitizing business cards. The technology to scan business card information into your phone and into your contact list is improving rapidly. If you use a smartphone, it is not only possible, but easy to do. Doesn’t it make far more sense to have those contacts available at your fingertips? There is a simple solution and it doesn’t require good typing skills or a deep knowledge of technology. You are doing a disservice to yourself, your new business connection and your current group of contacts. Perhaps you remember a few days later, but then, the momentum or the context of the conversation gone. Or, maybe like many people, you get distracted at the office and forget to follow through. The conversation then proceeds along the lines of “I know someone you need to talk to, I’ll send you their information when I get back to the office”. How often do you find yourself in that moment to make a connection and then find yourself without the contact information at hand? Maybe the contact is someone you have met that offers a niche service that is not easily found. Maybe that contact is someone whose service you have used personally or professionally with which you were deeply satisfied. How often do you find yourself engaged in a conversation with someone and then thinking or saying, “I have a great contact for you”! Maybe that contact is someone in your networking group to whom you would like to refer business. An exchange of business cards is often made and then that valuable contact information remains on the card and is often filed away in a drawer or placed in a business card binder (yes, those still exist).Ī large part of building and maintaining a thriving business are the connections we make with others. In March of 2016, I posted a blog entitled Business Cards – Are You Storing Them or Using Them? I posed this question and wrote the blog because all too frequently I find that my clients are spending valuable time networking, building referral partners, and interacting with potential clients.