Sourcing made simple.

A sourcing app helps buyers and procurement teams capture supplier information at trade shows: business cards, product photos, pricelists, and voice notes. Exporb structures all of this into a supplier database with extracted payment terms, sample availability, and supplier scores.

No. Exporb has a dedicated buyer-side companion mode separate from seller mode. The same AI runs in both directions, so the conversation produces seller fields like lead score and buyer fields like payment terms and supplier score in one pass.

Buyers photograph product cards, pricelists, and booth signage. Exporb runs batch image analysis that extracts structured data: SKUs, prices, minimum order quantities, materials, and contact details. The output lands in the supplier record automatically.

For buyers, the AI extracts payment terms, sample availability, minimum order quantities, lead times, capability fit, supplier score, and quoted reasoning from the audio. Each field includes a span from the transcript so the buyer can verify the source.

Yes. Capture works fully offline: photographs, business card scans, and voice notes save to the device. AI analysis queues automatically and runs on the server the moment the device reconnects, so the app can be closed during processing.

The capture flow is the same, but the AI extraction is calibrated for buyer-side context. Instead of lead score and follow-up actions, the output is supplier score, payment terms, sample availability, MOQs, and procurement-relevant fields.

Exporb exports in four formats: CSV, Excel (.xlsx), JSON, and a ZIP archive that bundles every business card image, audio recording, photo, and supplier record. CSV exports include Salesforce-mapped and HubSpot-mapped column layouts.

Yes. Each supplier record can be shared via a PIN-protected link with a 30-day expiry. Recipients see the supplier card, the audio recording, the transcript, and the extracted fields without needing an Exporb account.

Voice notes can be up to 5 minutes per recording. Longer impressions are captured as multiple notes against the same supplier, then chunked and analyzed in parallel on the server.

Yes. Exporb runs in airplane mode, so capture works across time zones with no SIM and no roaming. Business card OCR handles any language because the scanner is layout-driven, not language-driven.

The supplier score combines the buyer-side conversation signals with the structured fields extracted from photos and business cards. Each input field carries a quoted span, and the buyer can override any field or score before exporting.

Every prompt includes anti-hallucination guardrails. If a field is unclear, the AI returns null instead of guessing. Business card scans run an additional anti-prompt-injection layer that strips embedded instructions before the OCR result reaches downstream prompts.

Sourcing mode is included in every Exporb plan, starting with the free tier (10 AI credits per month). Paid plans add more credits, team seats, and bulk analysis. See the pricing page for the full tier breakdown.

Notes apps capture text. Exporb captures audio, photos, and business cards, then the AI extracts structured supplier fields with quoted reasoning. The output is a procurement-ready database, not a stack of unread notes.