A CRM manages customers already in the pipeline. A marketing cloud gets you found. Between them sits the thinnest stretch: find the right person, say something worth answering, get the first reply. That is all we do.
| Platform | What it owns | What it leaves out |
|---|---|---|
| Salesforce | Customers already in the pipeline: lead → opportunity → order, forecasting, reporting, fine-grained permissions | Does not find strangers or produce a new-contact list |
| Marketingforce | Full-funnel marketing for SMEs: AI site building, SEO / SEM, content distribution, visitor retargeting, CDP | Does not run the stretch from a list to the first reply |
| TRIKICKS | From zero to the first reply: connect channels → unify leads → score behaviour → draft first touch → follow up → log replies | No post-sale management, no site building or ad buying, no invented leads |
Every one of these works in the current workspace. What we keep is the ability to receive, rank and follow up — not a rebuilt CRM.
We stop at the first reply, then hand over to the CRM. We are not building a second Salesforce.
Zero demo data: no channels, no imported list, an empty desk. That honesty is a trust asset, not an explanatory footnote.
Field Atlas: real public business directories by city and keyword, no credentials, exportable on the spot. A stranger gets something to take away within seconds.
The boundaries are part of the product: no post-sale management, no site building or ad buying, no invented leads, and no claim that purchase intent was verified.
Value → trust → action → nurture: all four layers have a real entry point. None of them is decoration.
The first screen says what problem we solve in three seconds; the Dubai directory is linked right from the homepage, no video required.
Source, fetch time, original OSM object links and ODbL attribution are all checkable. No invented certificates or customer logos.
One transparent pricing page plus free sign-up / book-a-demo. The public beta is free, with no credit card.
Export the CSV and take the result with you; leave your details if you want contact enrichment, and we prepare a demo around your channels.
No. They are local furniture retailers and traders — potential distribution channels. Purchase intent is unverified and the system never assumes it.
Public geographic directories rarely carry contact details, so missing fields stay empty. Google Places (API Key required) can add phone and website; emails are extracted only from public merchant websites, never guessed.
It comes from OpenStreetMap / Nominatim under ODbL 1.0. Attribution and source are kept on the page and in the CSV export.
No. We stop at the first reply and hand over to the CRM; we do not build sites or buy ads, so we do not replace a marketing cloud.
81 real Dubai furniture businesses, from a public source, verifiable row by row and exportable as CSV. Look first, decide about connecting channels later.