Who it's for · The road
The rep app is built for that reality: one thumb, patchy signal, thirty seconds between the tube and the next venue.
CRM apps are designed by people who sit at desks. Reps don't. The visit note you meant to write at 11pm gets forgotten; the new opening you walked past never makes it into the system; the follow-up lives on a Post-it.
Hundreds of venues in your pocket with the briefing already done — contacts, suppliers, stock by brand, an AI summary of the last three months. Log a visit in four taps. Dictate the note walking to the tube. Snap the backbar. Place the order before you've left the bar.
Basement bar, zero signal — the app opens anyway, venues render, and your visits, orders and contacts queue on the phone and sync themselves when you're back above ground. No lost afternoons.
Nothing falls through the cracks because the cracks are closed: follow-ups glow red when overdue, reminders are where the venues are, and your manager sees your day without a debrief call.
300 venues with live statuses, suppliers and follow-up alerts. Search, filters, stars — and the two things that need you today, pinned at the top.
Contacts, suppliers, assignment and an AI brief on the last three months — read it on the pavement before you walk in.
Brand chips, per-brand notes, voice dictation and a follow-up date. The full visit history sits underneath, so you never walk in cold.
Every SKU with wholesale, RRP, ABV and a serve-profit calculator. Filter by brand mid-conversation; no PDFs, no guessing.
Every visit with the rep's note, the products discussed and the outcome. Managers see the team; reps see their own.
An AI weekly summary, the team leaderboard with medals, and your own numbers — last 7 days and all time.