Zifsoft releases Salsa Genie (ver 33)

• Genie is a major overhaul of the Harvester Module first developed in 2018. The Harvester module is an email address guessing engine that uses inputs from the internet and two modules the ai.regex and ai.stochastic for  assembling the target email address. The email address can be for a private person (e.g. using free mail like gmail.com) or an employee in a company. Testing against linkedin and rocketreach, this approach has a almost a 100% success rate out of 1000 names.
• The reason for the success is the underlying assumption is that human email addresses follows some rules. The goal is to understand the rules.The overhauled Harvester module uses the EMFASHION module in the Salsa FIN release which far more sophisticated in sniffing out the suffix rule (suffix@domain.extension).
• Salsa Genie incorporates batch data processing to Chat GPT  and it’s output. AI.chatpgtio module uses a more streamlined Magneto engine to clean batch emails from ChatGPT. A clean batch results is fed into the Harvester module.

• From over 100 times data fed to Chatgpt, we know that ChatGPT has 80% accuracy for human name identification and 60% for address recognition. We are also testing the output from Copilot (ai.copilotI)) and Gemini (ai.geminiio). Both AI engines are producing about the same accuracy. So despite the hype about AI on human language, it still has a long way to go.

• There are 3 main interface areas for the Harvesters. The notnm (not name) that requires input from the user. Notnm is one the filters use by Genie to determine what constitutes a human name.

• The second Harvester interface is the Chat GPT setup interface. The most important part of this set up is the dialog like instruction for Chat GPT, for example: “extract human names, ignore all titles and honorification.”

• Finally when the two interface are properly setup, the Harvester module is straight forward. It’s run through the Harvester control console.

• Install Genie. Open custom ribbon. Harvester modules start with the word “harvester”.

• Launch the Harvester option. It will direct you to the harvester page.

• Highlight any name that you want on your Chrome Browser, in this example the “likes” from facebook

• For first time users, try “34 clnNMmkEM Export”, clean name, make email and export to database. The software knows that you’ve selected a facebook page and it has algorithms specific to facebook (and other social media instagram and search engines).

•  The main Salsa engine must be uninstalled then reinstalled. You can do this by clicking on the path below.

Salsa Genie functions as a “magic” email guessing machine for any target (private person or people in a group or employees in a company). The only starting point for the software to work is the name of the person.

Salsa Fin is the necessary infrastructure to support Salsa BI version 2.0

Salsa Ximena (ver X) developed for the Aggressor App to rapidly move data in and out of the database.

Salsa Wakanda (ver W) is an experiment running Salsa Platform on a small network over several PCs with each PC running it’s own database. As in Marvel’s Wakanda, the Wakanda is an encryption decryption mechanism that allows authroize users to share data or to be completely invisible to other Salsa users.

Salsa Vakona (ver V) is module built for the Scheduler App. It batch collects reference contact & emails from the resume reposity and matches the information to the candidate making it simpler for the recruiter to do background checks.

Salsa Ulyses (ver U) is an explorer program that collects local URL and derives new contacts from the url address.

Salsa Telerium (ver T) is a automatic email miner program. It collects data and constructs a telemetry of a specific site. From the telemetry, Salsa Telerium determines if it needs to mine the website. Telerium decision tree weighs on content richness such as length of a page, number of links, number of human names, number of vowels, number of consonance, etc.

Salsa Solenoid (ver S) is an experimental module for using Salsa facilities over small network such as distributed computing, rapidly message sending.

Salsa Ran (ver R) is a thematic explorer. Type in a theme, e,g. “Singapore tuas factory”. It uses the theme to search for contacts or leads. When it’s done with it’s collection, a statistical report on the market size and market segment is generated.

Salsa Qiu (ver Q) searches a set of data from clipboard or Canvass for emails and URLs.

Salsa Pinius (ver P) is a semi automatic contact scrapping program.

Salsa Ocean (ver O) a third version of Ocean addressing field nomenclature and data type allowed in Salsa DB.

Salsa Netnymph (ver N) is a url explorer. From a single URL it’s able to map how the urls are connected.

Salsa Selenium (ver S) is a proprietary rethink and redevelopment of Huggin’s 2004 browser automation project. Salsa Selenium overcomes many of the problems where the hooks are replaced with a 3D (x,y,z) telemetry navigation system. Salsa facilitates importing data from the internet through a browser without any additional IDE or drivers.

Salsa Magneto (ver M) is a collection of modules that cleanses the database.

Salsa driLL miner (ver L) is a database miner where it finds associated urls.

Salsa Kanvass (ver K) is opens up examining an imported webpage by separating and cataloging all the elements.

Salsa Gattlinger (ver G) is built for the Scheduler App. It is a fully automatic batch file importer and content analyzer. The file can of any format: pdf, xls, doc, docx, txt, xml. Gattglinger works a Salsa’s proprietary context-based-OCR to read, clean and covert data into text that is imported into the Salsa database.

Salsa versions C,D,E,F were scrapped. The idea to accelerate the development of Salsa using, open software turned out to be a dud. It took a lot of time to understand the limitations of the open software and the complexity to integrate these software into Salsa.

Salsa Battery (ver B) is a module that studies URL and how subsequent URLs from the Master page are constructed.

Salsa A (ver A) built to streamline sales information. The system was initially called 3S.