Import at once
Bring in contacts from Excel, contacts, and cards in one go.
When contacts are on your phone, cards in a holder, and lists in Excel, it's hard to find who's who when you need them. BOTN gathers scattered contacts at once, cleans up duplicates, and classifies them your way — that's contact management.
Start freeBring in contacts from Excel, contacts, and cards in one go.
Filter out duplicates and acquaintances to keep real customers.
Classify by items like industry, budget, and how you met.
Group by company to manage multiple stakeholders together.
Pull contacts from Excel files, your phone's address book, and business cards all at once. Numbers you used to re-hunt across several places gather on one screen. Duplicates and acquaintances are cleaned up during import, leaving little to fix by hand.
Add items like industry, budget, and how you met with tags, interest levels (Hot/Warm/Cold), and custom fields. Group by organization to manage multiple stakeholders in one company together, turning a plain number into customer info with context.
Once classified, instantly pull conditions like 'customers to contact this month' or 'a specific industry.' Notes, emails, and activity stack per contact, so next time you open one the prior context is right there and flows into the next outreach.
Even with thousands of numbers on your phone, if who's a customer versus an acquaintance and where you met them aren't organized, it's just piled-up data. Contact management isn't collecting numbers — it's finding, classifying, and carrying them to the next action when you need to.
A phone address book holds only names and numbers, and a card holder can't be searched. The same person gets saved multiple times into duplicates, and context like industry, interest, and how you met lives nowhere. You end up repeating 'where's that person's number' every time.
BOTN imports contacts from Excel, your address book, and cards at once, cleans up duplicates, and classifies them your way with tags and custom fields. Notes and records build per contact so a plain number becomes living customer info.
Classified by tags, interest, and custom fields, you can instantly pull conditions like 'customers to contact this month' or 'customers in a specific industry.' Instead of stacking filters in a spreadsheet, build the contact group you want with a few clicks.
Notes, emails, and activity stack chronologically per contact, so next time you open one you immediately see what was discussed. Not plain data retyped from a card, but living information that grounds the next outreach.
Reps import cards from trade shows and meetings at once and classify by industry. Sole proprietors gather scattered customer contacts and split them by interest. Teams standardize custom fields and tags so everyone finds and manages contacts the same way.
Import cards from trade shows and meetings at once and classify by industry. Split customers buried in your phone's address book by interest, and pull who to contact now in a few clicks. An address book that just piled up numbers becomes a working customer list.
Sole proprietors gather scattered customer contacts and manage them in one place. Teams standardize custom fields and tags so everyone finds contacts the same way, and group by organization to view multiple stakeholders in one company. Activity history keeps handoffs unbroken.
Yes. Import contacts at once from Excel files, your phone's address book, and business cards. Duplicates and acquaintances are cleaned up during import, making it easy to keep only real customers.
Yes. With tags, interest levels (Hot/Warm/Cold), and custom fields, add items like industry, budget, and how you met. Group by organization to manage multiple stakeholders in one company together.
No — the free plan holds unlimited contacts, so you can gather and manage all your scattered contacts with no pressure.
Contact management focuses on gathering scattered contacts, cleaning duplicates, and classifying. Add sales features like deals, quotes, and follow-ups and it becomes a contact CRM. BOTN provides both in one place — start with contact management and switch on sales features when you need them.
During import from Excel, contacts, and cards, duplicates where the same person was saved multiple times and acquaintances are cleaned up. That makes it easy to keep only real customers and turn a number-piled address book into truly managed contacts.
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