An operation rarely has one way in. Capture Hub lets every front door exist on purpose — context-specific forms, attributed by source, routed where the next step already lives, and gathered into one shared picture.
Pocket Capture helps one person hold onto motion. Capture Hub helps an operation shape, distribute, and use it. If you have more than one way in, this is the layer that makes them work together.
A single point you carry, rename, and check — the calm inbox for the people you meet. Built around you.
An intake layer you configure — points per source, forms per context, records routed to where work continues, one picture across all of it.
A booth, a listing sign, a field visit, a referral — each captures differently, lands somewhere different, and reaches a different person. The work happens; the follow-through and the picture fall through the gaps between surfaces.
“Every surface invents its own intake.”
One uses a form, one a spreadsheet, one a notebook. Nothing shares a shape, so nothing shares a picture.
“Which source actually produced this?”
By the time it reaches a report, the surface, the rep, and the context that created it are gone.
“It's captured — now who picks it up?”
Records wait for someone to sort, forward, and chase. The handoff is manual, so it's slow.
Stand up a capture point for each surface in the operation — named, attributed, and live. Each works as a QR or a link, so a printed sign and a texted URL land in the same structured layer.
A trade-show conversation and a field visit shouldn't ask for the same things. Each capture point carries its own form — the right fields for that context, nothing else to slow the moment down.
Forms shown are illustrative — fields and layout are configurable per capture point.
A capture shouldn't wait to be sorted. Each record moves on the rules you set — by source, context, owner, or surface — into the place the next step already lives. No manual cleanup, no re-keying.
From any front door, with its source, context, and form attached.
Match on what the capture already carries — no manual triage.
Where the next step already happens — assigned and visible.
Routing destinations connect to the tools you already run; configuration varies by setup.
Once multiple front doors are flowing, the workspace assembles them into a single view — source, owner, context, status, and date, side by side. The report writes itself because nobody has to.
Interface shown is illustrative — actual product screens, columns, and data will differ.
Physical surfaces for a front door are available via the Mojo Tap Kit — tap cards, stickers, and a keychain, pre-linked to a capture point. Useful for seeding a single point before a broader rollout, and it includes your first month.
See the Mojo Tap KitThe same intake layer takes a different shape for each operation — each one shaped further by Productive Partners for how the work actually runs.
Scan or click, same record. Captures routed to the rep who got them, attributed to the event. Follow-up before the lead cools.
See Conferences → Business DevelopmentEvery outreach touch logged and attributed. Conversations attach to the contact; the pipeline stays current as people move.
See Business Development → Field TeamsContext-specific intake in the field — every record tagged to where and who it came from, routed to the right queue. No apps to install.
See Field Teams → Real EstatePrinted QR for signs, shareable link for emails and texts. Every inquiry tied to its listing and routed to the agent who owns it.
See Real Estate →What scales is the size of the operation and the depth of intake — not a per-seat maze. Just need one personal point? Pocket Capture starts at $3/month.
The intake layer for a single operator running more than one front door.
For the operation — attribution and a shared picture across the room.
Prefer to seed a front door in the real world? The Mojo Tap Kit ships physical surfaces pre-linked to a capture point, with your first month included.
Larger teams, deeper routing, or industry-specific intake? Productive Partners shapes Mojo around how your operation actually runs — the system fits the work, not the other way around.
Stand up your front doors, give each the form it needs, and route every capture where the next step already lives — with one picture across all of it.