— ABOUT US

Data-driven Human Connections

What We Strive For

Staying true to the course of our parent company, Sansan, we apply novel technology and practical interfaces to create apps that thrive on human encounters and all that results from them.

Our always-connected world requires ease of use, but it should also require joy and delight. We aim to make our apps a pleasure to use, no matter what sort of technical stuff is going on beneath them.

The Best Data

Salesforce is just a shell if it’s not pumped full of rich data. We apply our advances in OCR and integration to fill the gaps left by human error and imperfect technology. The best data leads to opportunities, which lead to sales.

Fueled by Human Connections

When two people meet, be it online, on webcam, or some other way, new possibilities open up. Exchanging contacts is an agreement to do business. A new relationship. What we do from that point is where really great things happen.

Always Listening, Always Improving

With Scan to Salesforce, we’ll apply the Japanese principle of kaizen (continual improvement), driven by the user’s needs, to make your life better, no matter how the world turns.

Who We Are

Scan to Salesforce is a subdivision of Sansan, Inc., Japan’s leading business card contact management solution provider. Sansan was founded in 2007. Sansan is funded by, among others, Goldman Sachs and Salesforce Ventures. Go here to see Sansan’s history and leadership. It now has over 700 employees and brings in US$125 million in annual revenue.

Sansan’s data scientists seek to visualize and rethink how we do business and innovate. Read more about Sansan’s products here. Scan to Salesforce is Sansan’s Salesforce-optimized and dedicated app designed specifically with the global market in mind.

Our team epitomizes Sansan’s pursuit of flexibility and adaptability, with staff in Japan, the US, and Europe, and coordinating with our dedicated developers. We continually integrate and enhance Sansan’s technology, data security, and its valuing of business encounters.