Dial your list
Setup requiredCall the next person on your list without hunting for the number.
Fewer clicks between calls.
A phone number connected in Settings.
Your visits on a map, in an order that makes sense, sent to your calendar. Notes stay with the person you met, so tomorrow you remember.
Drop your visits on the map. RichRep puts them in a sensible order and opens directions.
Send the plan across in one go. If you already changed a slot by hand, that stays as you left it.
Talk or type a quick note after a visit. It sticks to that person, not a scrap of paper.
Ring the next stop to confirm, and the call ends up on their page with the follow-up ready.
Call the next person on your list without hunting for the number.
Fewer clicks between calls.
A phone number connected in Settings.
Turn sales facts you provide into a clear headline and About draft.
Say who you help without making up proof.
Template and copy-and-paste preview only. It does not connect to or scrape LinkedIn.
Look someone up before you call: who they are, a recent development and an angle — each with its source.
You sound like you did your homework, without the homework.
New. Reads company websites today; finding people across the web needs a search connection set up by your admin. Never opens LinkedIn, and changes nothing until you approve it.
Your write-up is done when you hang up.
No end-of-day admin.
Speech-to-text turned on for your workspace.
One page per person: what was said, what you owe them, when.
Nothing goes cold.
Texts sit in the same place as the calls and notes.
One thread per person.
A texting-ready phone number connected in Settings.
Your day in order, with your own private to-dos.
You always know what is next.
Google Calendar connected if you want your meetings pulled in.
Put the day's visits in a sensible order and send them to your calendar.
Less driving, more doors.
Map keys added by whoever runs your workspace.
Record a call, an online meeting, a meeting face to face, or a day of door-to-door visits.
Meetings get notes too.
Speech-to-text turned on, and your microphone allowed in the browser.
Your own password vault, with fast click-to-fill.
Less time typing passwords.
Development version: use test logins. Everyday use still needs security review and real Chrome testing.