Different rooms. Different work. A shared need to keep the value of a good conversation from slipping away.
The people behind the connections
What changes after the conversation?
Customer experience · Edited summary
Anthony Smith
ConnectQR creator & user
Before Business cards piled up, and it was hard to remember the person or what he had promised.
With ConnectQR Now the people, context, and commitments are in one place, making it easier to continue the relationship.
Customer experience · Edited summary
Kevin Mugi
Real estate designated broker
Before It was easy to get wrapped up in conversations while meeting people through his real estate work.
With ConnectQR Tracking those connections now prompts him to follow up, fitting naturally alongside his existing CRM and broker workflow.
“Before we relied on people networking with each other but it was hard to really capitalize on the value that members were receiving. Now as we've implemented ConnectQR in our chamber, we've seen the value of exchanges go up and it really allows for our events to be impactful and meaningful for all of our members.”
Bonney Lake Chamber of Commerce
Accounts supplied by Anthony Smith. Anthony's and Kevin's stories are edited summaries; the Chamber statement is reproduced as supplied. Kevin's experience describes his workflow, not a claim of native two-way CRM integration.
Anthony's and Kevin's accounts focus on keeping context together and acting on the next step. A useful reminder begins with a relationship worth remembering.
For the community bringing people together
The Chamber's account focuses on the value members receive from meeting each other and on making events more meaningful. These experiences are qualitative; no measured revenue or percentage increase is claimed.
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