Turn what you see into
Look at a badge or a business card. The glasses read it, find the person in HighLevel, brief you on the lens, enrich the record, and file it. Hands free, in seconds.
The lens sees the badge.
The display tells you who it is.
Look at a name badge, a business card, a slide or a screen. The glasses read the printed text, find the person in HighLevel, and put the brief on the lens in a few seconds. Five steps, every time. This is what the display shows while it happens.
Five things you already see at an event.
Anything with a name printed on it becomes a contact. Pick a source to see what the glasses pick out of it and what lands in the record.
Two lines of text in. A complete contact out.
The glasses capture what is printed. The platform fills in the rest from the company website and public business sources: title, website, socials, company size, industry, email, phone and location. Nothing is written to HighLevel until you approve it.
The finished contact lands inside HighLevel.
It does not stop at reading. The record is created in your subaccount with every field filled, the event tag applied, a note on what you talked about, a follow up task on your calendar, and your workflow fired. All of it the moment you confirm on the lens.
You saw the lead.
Now HighLevel has it too.
Real conversations become finished contacts in seconds, while you are still shaking hands.
Built for information, not facial identification.
Glasses Brief reads what is printed: badges, cards, signage, agendas, slides and screens. It never identifies a person from their face. The photo is read once by the text model and dropped. Nothing about anyone's appearance is stored, matched or sent anywhere.
- Printed text only. The model is told to ignore faces.
- One photo per scan, read once, never kept on the server.
- Research is limited to public business sources and the company website.
- Nothing is written to HighLevel until you approve it.
