BizScan photographs a business card, reads it with OCR, saves it to your Outlook contacts, and prepares a first intro email with your vCard attached — a follow-up automation app.
Problem
New Habit
Snap the card with your phone camera — the app auto-detects the edges and text regions.
Name, company, title, email, phone, address, and website are split into separate fields.
Confirmed details are saved to Microsoft Outlook contacts, with duplicates flagged.
An intro email with your vCard attached is drafted automatically, ready to send to the card's owner.
Instinct
That's why BizScan doesn't wait for you to become diligent. Right where you get the card, you photograph it, confirm it, and finish the Outlook save and first intro email in one flow.
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Confirm OCR results
Low-confidence fields are highlighted
Objection Removal
Every card passes through a field-review screen before saving. Emails and phone numbers are format-validated, and anything uncertain needs your confirmation.
The default is review-then-send. Only templates, signatures, and vCards you've approved are ever used, so the relationship stays intact.
Supabase stores only the fields you need, with clear retention and deletion policies for the original card image. Audit logging for teams is part of the design.
Upcoming
Today, BizScan supports capture, field confirmation, Outlook save, and intro email prep. Title, department, and employer changes will expand into auto-detection and alerts as the user base grows.
When a contact's title changes (e.g. to director, VP, CEO) or moves departments, BizScan will flag the change and notify you. Planned for after MVP.
When a company name or email domain changes, you'll be able to split old and new employer records and update accordingly. Rolling out as the user base grows.
Change alerts will connect into a single flow with re-contact timing, congratulatory messages, and vCard resends — planned as a future expansion.
Beta Access
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