Your network is the asset. Your memory is the bottleneck.
The problem
Nobody sits down to type
CRMs assume you will sit down and type. So you never do, and the record is empty when you need it.
The problem
The record stays behind
The record belongs to your employer. When you leave, the people you know stay behind in someone else's system.
Step 1
You tell it what happened
You tell Marrow what happened: a voice note, a card photo, an email screenshot, in your language.
Step 2
It keeps the record
It stores the people, the companies, the promises and the dates, in a database that is yours alone.
Step 3
It adds what is public
It enriches them from public profiles and company news, only when you ask, so the record is more than what you typed.
Step 4
It briefs you and reminds you
It briefs you before every meeting and reminds you when a follow up is due.
You talk. It remembers.
Your record is yours. It moves with you.
