Having to remember minute details about clients can be a challenge for harried marketers and salespeople. But forgetting important information about clients is now a distant memory thanks to Refresh—an app that aims to prepare users for upcoming conversations.
Refresh gathers and displays openly available and relevant factoids gathered from such sites as Facebook, LinkedIn, Evernote, and Twitter on more than 40 million people, so users can avoid idle talk and jump right into real conversations. The app even syncs with email—Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, and Exchange—to highlight relevant correspondences with the people users are schedule to meet. The email sync sifts through a user’s scheduled meetings to provide further conversation preparation.
Alerts provide users up-to-the-minute information about friends, clients, and potential business partners, as well as search for anyone by name or company even they’re not scheduled to meet. In addition, users can introduce and connect people via the app.
A follow-up feature captures notes about the people a user has engaged with as a reminder for future conversations. A user’s information is private and only she has the power to control what is shared. However, users are able to send contact information with one tap on the app.
@RefreshApp the time this app saved me this week preparing for meetings was unbelievable. Never make a sales call without it! #productivity
— Kevin Simmons (@ktsimmons101) July 19, 2014
refreshapp is turning your contacts into a “social cheat sheet.” #icsf #carpart http://t.co/JRh1GV4Grq
— Sean Carpenter (@seancarp) July 16, 2014
Totally digging my @RefreshApp. Thanks @TedRubin for putting me on to it. #ROR
— Chrishan Wright (@imnot4gotten) July 16, 2014
[App Tip for Sales and Recruiters alike] @RefreshApp comes highly recommended for those who seek insights on people you are meeting with.
— Bennett Sung (@bennettsung) July 2, 2014
How @RefreshApp and @evernote can change the way you network and connect – http://t.co/5JbY4lKBNC
— SpacesNY (@SpacesNY) July 21, 2014
