LeadFuel is designed to be simple. Sign up, configure your event, start capturing. Sixteen tutorials below cover every feature — most take under five minutes.
Create your account, set your company name, upload your logo, and configure your brand voice so every follow-up sounds like you wrote it.
Name your event, download the desktop app, and start capturing. The app runs entirely offline — no WiFi needed during the show.
Open the capture page on your phone, snap a photo of any badge, and the AI handles the rest — enrichment, CRM match, follow-up draft.
Grouped by when you'll reach for them — hardware setup first, then system config, then the day-of dashboard, then the stuff you do once.
Get every conversation into the system.
Capture leads instantly with any phone camera. Badges, business cards, lanyards.
Read guideConnect a microphone, start the desktop app, let it transcribe locally.
Read guidePer-rep audio streams with Hollyland Lark M2S or DJI Mic 3.
Read guideMake the AI sound like you and extract what matters.
Connect Salesforce via OAuth. Contact matching, activity logging, custom field sync.
Read guideConnect HubSpot via a Private App token. Contact matching, custom property mapping, deal associations.
Read guideAuto-fill verified email, phone, title, company revenue, and industry.
Read guideConfigure tone, pillars, proof points so AI emails sound like your best rep.
Read guideTell the AI what to extract: pain points, competitive mentions, budget signals.
Read guideDay-of workflow — the dashboard your team lives in.
IT setup, SSO, and the things you do once.
Single sign-on with Microsoft corporate credentials. Enterprise only.
Read guideCustom fields, permissions, OAuth connection — the admin checklist.
Read guidePrivate App, CRM scopes, custom properties, access token.
Read guideTravel router setup so phones scan straight to your Mac at venues with no WiFi.
Read guideCSV for CRM import. Formatted PDF event reports for stakeholders.
Read guideLeadFuel captures from any USB audio input your Mac recognizes. Wireless clip-on systems are the cleanest setup for a booth — one receiver, one cable, reps move freely. These are the three kits we recommend.
The full-kitchen kit. Starts with two transmitters and expands up to four on the same receiver, so you can grow the booth setup as the team grows. Includes a charging case and quadraphonic mode for four independent channels.
The smallest transmitter of any kit here — clips onto a lapel or lanyard and practically disappears. Ideal when you want the tech to be unobtrusive at a premium booth and for focused 1-on-1 conversations.
The most cost-effective way to mic a full four-person booth. Four transmitters into one USB-C receiver out of the box — no expansion kit required. Best for larger booths running parallel conversations or group demos.
Need more audio streams than a single receiver supports? Buy multiple kits and plug each receiver into a separate USB port on your Mac. Each receiver shows up as its own input, and LeadFuel can capture all of them in parallel.
They don't all have to be the same kit either. Pair a Lark M2S on two senior reps with a Lark Max 2 covering the demo corner. Mix and match whatever gets enough microphones on enough people.
Everything from capture to CRM to security. Can't find what you're looking for? Send a message.
The common questions we get about AI-assisted note-taking at events. Not legal advice — consult your own counsel for your specific deployment.
Drop a note at client.support@lead-fuel.com or use the contact form. We read every message and reply by email — usually within a business day.