HubSpot-exclusive browser-based business card app 'mixxCARD' launched at a commemorative release price

HeyKnot Inc. (Headquarters: Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, CEO: Masakazu Nagayama) has released 'mixxCARD', a business card management browser app exclusively for HubSpot.

The mixx series has released many integration apps exclusively for HubSpot under the concept of 'easily expanding HubSpot', such as business card management, LINE integration, and OCR tools for exhibitions.

This service achieves high-precision Japanese OCR functionality by using the AI-OCR technology of co-developer Afuki Inc. (Headquarters: Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, CEO: Kosuke Tamura).

By writing data and saving images to HubSpot, it is possible to always keep the business card information in the CRM up-to-date and accurate.

To commemorate the release, a special price campaign of 9,800 yen per month will be offered to the first 100 companies.

Development background: Solving the bottlenecks of CRM utilization, 'OCR accuracy' and 'dual management of business card data' While many companies are introducing HubSpot as a CRM, business card management is done with a separate tool, and data synchronization omissions and dual management are currently occurring. 'mixxCARD' was developed with the concept of treating HubSpot as the 'only master database'.

Four features of 'mixxCARD' High-precision OCR specialized for Japanese and support for custom properties It digitizes Japanese business card information with high precision. By utilizing the memo function when registering a business card, information registration to HubSpot can be completed in a one-stop manner. In addition, by saving image data in HubSpot, special business cards and information undefined as properties can be checked and utilized later.

Seamless automatic linkage with HubSpot The imported business card images are automatically saved in files within HubSpot. Sending thank-you emails after exchanging business cards can also be smoothly automated on HubSpot's workflow by utilizing the memo function.