My name is João António and I work in sales. I spent years visiting clients, taking photos, writing notes and producing reports.
The problem was never the visit itself. It was what happened afterwards. Reports ended up lost in emails, in SharePoint folders, in conversations. When someone asked what had been agreed at a store two years earlier, finding the answer took hours, when it turned up at all.
The information was all there. It just was not organised, or visible, or comparable. And the more time passed since the visit, the less it was worth, which is exactly backwards, because the history is what gives the context.
Visit Dock is the tool I wish I had had. A visit is recorded once, with its photos, answers and context, and stays findable and comparable years later. And since retail is no longer only physical, the Chrome extension brought online stores into the same history.
