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Be the one who follows up first, and with intention.

Your first follow-up, ready before you leave the conference.

One photo of a business card. One short voice note. A follow-up that reads like you wrote it, ready while the buyer still remembers meeting you. Around two minutes, start to finish.

6 pages · Five clear steps · Around two minutes per contact · Works offline

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What you are about to do

From a card in your hand to a reply in your inbox.

A contact record

A structured meeting report

A personalised follow-up draft

Your first contact

Three moments. One follow-up ready to send.

This page is the overview. Open a preview only when you want to see the detail in the guide.

STEP 01

Capture the card and say what mattered

Photograph the business card, then record or type who they are, what they need and the next step you agreed.

See this step in the guideGuide page showing how to capture a card and record what mattered
STEP 02

Save it, and keep moving

Save the contact, then move to the next conversation while CardToClose prepares the contact record, meeting report and follow-up in the background.

See this step in the guideGuide page showing a saved contact preparing in the background
STEP 03

Review and send the follow-up

Check the meeting report and follow-up, then choose Email, WhatsApp or Copy. CardToClose never sends it on its own.

See this step in the guideGuide page showing the meeting report and follow-up ready to review

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The finish line

Your first follow-up is ready while the buyer still remembers the conversation.

Repeat it for every card, and leave your next event with the admin already done. It takes about two minutes per contact and works offline, so a weak signal at the venue is no problem.