Birdlogyc
Birdlogyc is a Swiss AI assistant for B2B field sales teams. It reads the customer data you already hold, ranks who to contact each day, and turns a voice note dictated after a visit into a structured report.
What is Birdlogyc?
Birdlogyc describes itself as "the Swiss AI assistant for B2B field sales teams", and it is careful to say what it is not: it does not replace your CRM. It sits on top of the customer data you already hold and turns it into a daily list of actions. The problem it targets is stated plainly on the site — the data usually exists, what is missing is knowing which move to make today, while important accounts drift without contact and information stays scattered across the CRM, emails, files and notes.
The product works in three steps. It reads existing records: customers, purchases, visits, calls, offers, potential and sales history. Its AI then identifies priorities — who to call, who to visit, which proposal to chase, and why now — using configurable rules that weigh account importance, purchase behaviour, potential, how long since the last call or visit, pending offers and proximity to upcoming routes; a manager can adjust those weights. Finally the rep acts from the phone: calls, routes, preparation, voice notes and follow-up.
Seven features are named. Priority calls produce an ordered morning list with a reason and a suggested action. Smart preparation surfaces history, last purchase, open offers and recommended questions before each contact. Voice reports let the rep dictate the outcome on leaving a meeting, with the AI structuring the summary, the needs and the next action. A map colours customers by priority and recency and suggests accounts near existing appointments. Offer tracking records proposals and raises follow-up alerts, and offers can be drafted straight from the visit report. A mobile-first dashboard gathers the day on one screen. Mar-IA, the conversational assistant, answers using the company's own customer database, product catalogues and datasheets, coaches on sales technique and helps new hires ramp up.
A separate manager module adds live team KPIs, a global territory map, per-rep configuration, objectives and pipelines, and usage figures, with the AI proposing tailored tasks to send to each rep. Delivery is a web application installable from the browser — a progressive web app, not a store download. The publisher presents itself as a Swiss start-up in the canton of Vaud, launched in 2025 and born from twenty years of hands-on B2B field selling.
What it does
- Rank the customers each rep should contact today, with the reason attached to every entry
- Prepare each call or visit with the account history, last purchase, open offers and suggested questions
- Turn a voice note dictated on leaving a meeting into a structured summary, a list of needs and a next action
- Plot customers on a map coloured by priority and recency, and suggest visits close to appointments already booked
- Track proposals and raise follow-up alerts so no open offer is left without a next step
- Answer a rep's questions through the Mar-IA assistant, using the company's own customer data, product catalogues and datasheets
- Give managers live team KPIs, a map of every territory, objectives, pipelines and per-rep usage figures
When to use Birdlogyc / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Birdlogyc is the right fit.
When to use Birdlogyc
- Field sales representatives who travel to customers and juggle a portfolio of accounts
- Sales managers who need visibility on territory coverage, follow-ups and neglected accounts
- Owners and CEOs of small and mid-sized companies who want more out of the customer base they already have, without hiring more reps
- Teams that already run a CRM or a customer spreadsheet but struggle to keep it up to date
- Swiss and multilingual sales organisations that care about local hosting and need a French, German, Italian, English or Spanish interface
When not to use Birdlogyc
- Inside sales and fully desk-based teams: the whole product is built around travel, maps and visit routes
- Companies looking to replace their CRM — Birdlogyc explicitly sits on top of an existing one and does not store your commercial relationship on its own
- B2C and in-store retail selling: the tool positions itself strictly as B2B field sales
- Buyers who need contractual guarantees up front: the site publishes no terms, no privacy policy and no data processing agreement
- Teams that expect to plug the tool in themselves through an API or a listed integration, or to download a native iOS or Android app
How to use Birdlogyc
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Send a request through the form on the site — there is no self-service sign-up, not even for the trial (it asks for your company, role, sector, number of reps, weekly visits and current CRM)
- Go through the assessment stage with the vendor, who maps your sales organisation and agrees the priorities and criteria with you
- Import your customers, history and portfolios from your CRM or from files, without re-keying anything
- Have the priority rules, the map and the permissions configured to match your territories and sales profiles
- Take the guided onboarding, which the vendor says makes each rep autonomous within the first week
- Install the app from the browser onto the phone, or simply open it in the browser, and sign in
- Start the day on the dashboard and work down the ordered list of priority calls, reading the reason attached to each
- Open the preparation sheet before every call or visit to see the history, the last purchase and the open offers
- Dictate the outcome by voice on leaving the meeting and let the AI structure the report and the next action
- Use the map to slot nearby customers into the route; managers follow team KPIs and push the tasks the AI suggests
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Layers on top of the CRM you already run rather than replacing it, so there is no migration and no double entry
- Voice capture in the field removes the evening and Sunday-night catch-up that keeps CRMs out of date
- Every daily priority comes with a stated reason, not just a rank, which makes the recommendation arguable
- Route planning is folded into the prioritisation: the map suggests customers near appointments already booked
- Swiss hosting and nFADP and GDPR compliance are claimed, and the site infrastructure is indeed Swiss (Infomaniak, Geneva)
- The whole interface exists in five complete languages — French, German, Italian, English and Spanish
- Pricing is public and readable across three tiers, with a 30-day trial and setup and configuration offered free in 2026 (stated value CHF 1,790)
Cons
- No public legal documentation whatsoever: no terms and conditions, no privacy policy, no legal notice and no data processing agreement
- The publisher is not identified anywhere — no company name, legal form, business identification number, postal address or named director — and no matching entity appears in the Swiss commercial register
- No direct contact channel: no email address, no phone number and no contact page; the domain does not even carry a mail record
- No self-service sign-up — the free trial itself goes through a sales qualification form
- No public API and no named integration, so how the tool connects to a given CRM is undocumented
- No native iOS or Android application, although the site's own structured data announces "Web, iOS, Android"
- A very young and thinly documented product: the domain was registered in April 2025, no web archive capture exists, and the interface figures shown are declared to be illustrative examples rather than real customer data
Pricing & Plans
Birdlogyc offers no permanent free plan. All three tiers are paid and quoted per user per month, and the entry point is CHF 99 per user per month for the Basic plan. A 30-day free trial with guided setup is available with no commitment, and the vendor states that setup and configuration, valued at CHF 1,790, are offered free during 2026. The site notes that billing frequency, taxes and conditions are confirmed in the commercial offer, so the applicable tax regime is not published.
- sales rep dashboard
- sales agenda
- priority calls
- voice notes recording
- offer management with AI and data import
- everything in Basic plus the Mar-IA AI assistant
- sales objectives and extended offer tracking
- everything in Premium plus assisted prospecting
- task management
- the Sales Manager module and all advanced modules
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Birdlogyc handles your data.
GDPR overview
Birdlogyc claims compliance explicitly. Its security section states that the tool is GDPR and nFADP compliant, with data processing compliant with the European Regulation and the new Swiss Data Protection Act, and the header strip repeats "FADP and GDPR compliant". That claim is not documented anywhere. The site publishes no privacy policy, no terms, no cookie policy, no data processing agreement, no subprocessor list and no retention period; it names no data protection officer, no GDPR contact address and no EU representative. The FAQ is also noticeably more cautious than the marketing copy: it speaks of the planned infrastructure in Switzerland and of a design oriented towards compliance, where applicable. A cookie banner with accept and decline options is present, and analytics run through Umami Cloud.
Who owns the data?
Nothing on the site answers this question. Birdlogyc publishes no terms and conditions, no privacy policy and no legal notice: every legal path we probed returns a genuine 404, so ownership of the data you upload, of the voice notes you dictate and of the reports the AI generates is not defined anywhere in writing. The only related statements sit in the security section of the homepage: data is said to be stored on infrastructure hosted in Switzerland and subject to Swiss law, kept strictly separate between companies, governed by role- and user-based permissions, and encrypted in transit and at rest. These are marketing claims, not contractual commitments. The publisher does not even name a legal entity, so it is unclear which company would act as controller or processor.
Reuse rights
No published document grants, restricts or describes any right of reuse: with no terms and no privacy policy, there is simply no clause to read. What the site does describe is the functional use of your data inside the product. Customers, purchase history, visits, calls, open offers, potential and sales history feed the prioritisation engine; the same material powers the pre-call preparation sheets, the customer map, the offer tracker and the Mar-IA assistant, which answers questions using your customer database, product catalogues and datasheets. Voice reports dictated after a meeting are structured automatically and written back into the database, and commercial offers are pre-filled from the visit report so the rep only reviews and sends. Nothing in any of the five language versions of the site addresses whether customer data may be used to train models.
Hosting summary
The vendor states that all data is stored on infrastructure hosted in Switzerland and subject to Swiss law, and its About section frames this as data sovereignty: your data stays in Switzerland, on infrastructure compliant with the Swiss FADP. Strict separation between companies, role- and user-based permissions, and encryption in transit and at rest are also claimed. Two caveats matter. First, the FAQ is more guarded than the headline: it refers to the planned infrastructure in Switzerland. Second, no hosting provider is named, no subprocessor list is published and no fallback region is mentioned. What can be verified independently concerns the public website rather than the platform: the site resolves to an Infomaniak address in Geneva, on a real origin server rather than a content delivery node, and the domain is registered through Infomaniak Network SA. The site's own security policy also permits outbound calls to OpenAI and Abacus.AI services, which the vendor does not disclose anywhere.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Birdlogyc.
- An unidentified publisher: no legal name, no business identification number and no matching entry in the Swiss commercial register — if anything goes wrong, there is no contractual counterparty you can name
- No contract of any kind: without terms or a privacy policy, nothing governs data ownership, retention, subcontracting or getting your data back out
- You hand over a critical commercial asset — the full customer portfolio, purchase history, live offers and voice notes — to a service whose governance is undocumented
- The site's own security headers allow calls to OpenAI and Abacus.AI endpoints, AI subcontractors the publisher never discloses, which sits awkwardly beside a simple "hosted in Switzerland" promise
- Delegating judgement: a rep who works the generated list without questioning it hands their commercial instinct to rules they did not write, and may quietly neglect an account the model ranks low
- Dictating while driving: the product is sold for use on the road, and the risk of using voice capture behind the wheel is never addressed on the site
- Management by surveillance: the manager module measures per-rep tool usage, coverage and activity, which can turn a support tool into a monitoring one
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
There is nothing to install technically: Birdlogyc is a web application that installs from the browser, so no deployment work falls on the customer. Setup is run by the vendor across five stages — assessment and goals, data import from your CRM or files, configuration of the priority rules, map and permissions, team training, then post-launch follow-up — and it claims teams are up and running in days rather than months, with reps autonomous from the first week. The trade-off is dependence: with no API and no documented connector, the data migration and the rule configuration rely entirely on that guided onboarding.
Deployment
Supported languages
Behind Birdlogyc
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Resources
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Frequently asked questions
Does Birdlogyc replace our CRM?
How does it decide who to call?
Does it work on a phone?
Can reports be dictated instead of typed?
Where is the data hosted?
How much does it cost, and is there a free plan?
Is there an API or a list of supported integrations?
Who is behind Birdlogyc?
Which languages does the interface support?
How do I get started?
Should you pick Birdlogyc?
Birdlogyc has a clear and well-bounded proposition: a prioritisation and voice-capture layer placed on top of an existing CRM, aimed squarely at sales reps who spend their days on the road. The product plainly exists — there is an authenticated application, a voice command processor, an installable web app and three public price tiers — and the Swiss argument holds up on the infrastructure side, since the domain, the registrar and the server all sit with Infomaniak in Geneva.
The gap is everything around the product. Birdlogyc publishes no terms, no privacy policy, no legal notice and no data processing agreement; it names no company, no legal form, no business identification number, no address and no director; and no matching entity appears in the Swiss commercial register. There is no email address to write to, and the domain carries no mail record at all. The site's structured data announces iOS and Android applications that exist on neither store, and the marketing copy presents Swiss hosting as settled where the FAQ still calls the infrastructure planned. Signs of an early-stage product are everywhere: the domain dates from April 2025, no web archive capture exists, and the interface examples are labelled as illustrative rather than real.
That combination makes it worth a look and worth caution in equal measure. For a Swiss small or mid-sized company with a travelling sales force, the 30-day trial with guided setup costs little to evaluate and the daily workflow it proposes is genuinely useful. Any buyer with compliance obligations, however, should insist in writing on the publisher's identity, a contract, a privacy policy and a data processing agreement before handing over a complete customer portfolio.
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