Sales Map
“B2B sales CRM” — the navigator that charts your deals on a map
What Is Salesmap?
Sales Map is a B2B CRM built in Korea. It lays out contacts, companies, and deals in one view, and handles the whole sales flow in one place, from email, text, and Kakao Alimtalk messages to issuing quotes.
- 1Track customers, companies, and deals on a single screen
- 2Text messages, Alimtalk, and quotes all work the Korean way
- 3Sailo, the AI agent, fills in the records for you
What sets it apart
These are the differences we found by running the same material through several tools in our training sessions.
Built around how Korean sales teams actually work
Beyond email, text messages, Kakao Alimtalk, quote issuing, and template management are all included in the plans. The things you always had to bolt on separately with overseas CRMs are built in, so reps spend less time leaving the screen.
AI handles the data entry
Scan a business card and the contact and company details are registered automatically. Upload a meeting recording and it comes back with a summary and coaching. On each deal screen, insights point out where things stand and what to do next. If salespeople dislike CRM because of data entry, this goes a long way toward fixing that.
Easy to connect with outside tools
Open API, webhooks, and MCP support are listed from the Professional plan, and Slack and Teams integrations are part of the standard features. Pair it with an automation tool like Zapier and you can connect everything from the web form to internal approvals in a single workflow.
⚖️ The weaknesses are clear, too
There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial, and even Starter begins at KRW 249,000 (≈ US$185) per month (excl. VAT). Two users are included by default, so the price rises quickly as you add seats, and the official pricing page does not say which plan includes AI features.
💡 In plain EnglishIt works like a nautical chart. At a glance, you see which ship is where, and which has lost the wind and stalled.
When sales records are scattered across people’s heads and personal notebooks, opportunities vanish the moment a rep changes. What decides adoption is having the texts, Alimtalk messages, and quotes that Korean sales teams actually use all in one tool.
Same job, different approach
You need to track the progress of five sales reps
The old way
- Everyone files weekly reports in their own Excel template
- Formats differ slightly, so merging them takes half a day
- You rely on memory to recall why that company stalled last month
- Business cards stay in your wallet, meeting notes in your notebook
With Salesmap
- See all five reps’ deals on one pipeline screen
- The dashboard charts stage-by-stage conversion and revenue forecasts
- Stalled deals trigger alerts, so you notice them first
- A business card becomes a record the moment you photograph it, and a meeting the moment you record it
Common uses
Weekly Sales Meeting
Review the pipeline screen together instead of building a separate report. Less time reconciling numbers, more time on the deals worth discussing.
Organize business cards from trade shows and seminars
Scan a business card on the spot and register it as a contact. No more retyping into Excel when you get back.
Follow-up on quotes and Alimtalk
Issue quotes and send notification messages from the same screen. Every message you send, and when, is logged on the customer card.
Who it’s for
Best for
- ✓Teams with several salespeople whose records are scattered
- ✓Korean sales teams that need text messages, Kakao Alimtalk notifications, and quotes together
- ✓Anyone tired of complicated overseas CRM setups
Better served by other tools
- –Anyone who wants to try it solo, for free
- –Anyone whose main goal is sending bulk newsletters
- –Teams with a large share of overseas customers who need an English interface
Can we use it at work?
The questions that adoption leads and security teams ask first.
Note: The official pricing page does not say which plan first includes the AI features or whether separate credits must be purchased. Also confirm where your data is stored and how data processing is outsourced.
10-minute quick start
- 1
Sign up for the 14-day free trial at salesmap.kr. Learn the screen layout first with sample data.
- 2
Move your current sales stages into the pipeline. Keep the stage names exactly as your company uses them.
- 3
Start by loading just five active deals. Many rollouts stall because teams try to migrate all their past data.
- 4
Scan one business card, then record one meeting and see how the summary gets attached.
Copy-and-paste prompts
Replace only the [bracketed] parts, then paste it in.
Below are my notes from a conversation with a contact I met at a trade show. Organize them into a format I can enter in our CRM: ① Company and contact ② Problems they face now ③ What we can propose ④ Next steps and deadlines. Do not make up anything that is not in the notes; mark it as 'Needs confirmation'. [Paste notes]
Below is an AI-generated meeting summary. Rewrite it so I can report it to senior management. Split it into what was decided, what is on hold, and what we still need to confirm, and leave a blank for owner and deadline on each item. Don’t add any claims that aren’t in the original. [Paste summary]
Turn the quote details below into an email to the contact. Don’t lead with the price. Start with two lines on the problem this proposal solves, then cover the item descriptions, validity period, and a proposed next step. Don’t bury conditions behind the price; state them clearly in one line. [Quote details]
The deal below has not moved for [period]. Write three follow-up emails that won’t feel pushy. ① One that shares new material ② One that only confirms the schedule ③ One that honestly asks whether the deal is still on. [Paste deal record]
Below are our team’s deal list, stages, and last activity dates. Pick the five deals we should work on first this week and give a one-line reason for each. Also flag any stage where deals sit for too long. [Paste deal list]
Using it with other tools
Linking two or three tools changes your work more than any single tool does.
Business card → contact card → first email
Web form → CRM → confirmation text
Before you start
- Upload meeting recordings only after informing attendees and getting their consent. Never use files that were recorded secretly.
- Don’t photograph customer business cards or meeting notes and paste them into an outside AI tool. Use the tool’s built-in features for any cleanup you need.
- Do not send promotional emails straight to addresses collected in the CRM. Consent to consultation is not the same as consent to marketing.
- Don’t copy an AI summary as-is. Always check amounts, delivery dates, and contact names against the original.
Pricing
Using it at work
Customer, company, and deal management, web forms, email tracking, quote issuing, text messaging, workflow automation
The plan recommended on the official page. Supports Kakao Alimtalk, bulk newsletter sending, Open API and webhooks, and MCP
Custom feature development, data migration support, sensitive-data masking, and audit logs. Pricing shown as “Contact for pricing”
Verified 21 Sep 2026 · Amounts are the monthly-billing KRW prices on Salesmap’s official pricing page, all excluding VAT. Annual billing is listed at roughly 17% off, and annual plans are prepaid at the start. Prices change without notice, so check the official page before you pay. Salesmap official pricing ↗
Agentic AI — the version that does the work itself
An AI agent built into the CRM handles data entry and research for you. Instruct it in conversation, and it handles everything from looking up data to creating records.
Sailo
Using your Sales Map data, you can look up, create, and run CRM actions in plain conversation. Snap a business card and the contact and company are registered automatically; upload a meeting recording and you get a summary and coaching. AI insights on the deal screen and email draft writing are part of the same feature set.
- Nothing to install; it is built into the Salesmap screen.
- Business card scanning works by photographing the card on mobile and registering it.
MCP support
A connector that lets AI tools such as Claude pull Salesmap data directly. It is listed in the feature comparison on the official pricing page.
- Check how to connect in the MCP documentation preview on the official pricing page.
Setup steps and conditions follow the official documentation. Salesmap official pricing ↗ · Salesmap guidebook: AI agent Sailo ↗
Where Sales Map falls short
We don’t just list the positives. Here is what fell short when we used it.
- Two weeks is too short to judge
There is no free plan, only a 14-day trial, and the path from inquiry to signed contract usually takes longer than that. You have to decide whether to pay without ever running a deal through a full cycle, which is a drawback.
- Kakao Alimtalk requires a higher-tier plan
Kakao Alimtalk and bulk sending, the most labor-intensive parts of sales in Korea, open up from the Professional plan. This one feature can push you up to the KRW 549,000 (≈ US$410)-per-month tier.
- It takes time to get set up
First you must set up fields and stages the way your company works. If this is rushed, the screens just get cluttered and nobody uses them, so someone needs to own it during the early rollout.
Tools to compare
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HubspotCRM, marketing automation, sales automation→
SolapiText messaging and Kakao integration via API→FAQ
Last updated 22 Sep 2026 · The ratings on this page come from John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, who has used these tools firsthand in training and real work.
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