User Guide
Practical advice on how to use your digital business card, Smart QR code, Link Stack, and lead capture features in day-to-day business.
Your digital card works best when you can access it quickly and share it without searching through emails or messages.
Adding your card to your home screen allows you to open it instantly while networking, speaking with customers, or visiting clients.
Keep your QR code image saved in your photo gallery so you can show it directly from your screen when meeting people.
This is useful at networking events, trade counters, meetings, exhibitions, and customer visits where people may want your details quickly.
Feature coming soon: Add your card to your digital wallet for even faster access and sharing without opening links or searching through photos.
Wallet access is especially useful for people who regularly meet customers throughout the day.
Your card should make it as easy as possible for customers to contact you.
Customers should not have to search for how to contact you. Keep your main contact button near the top of your card.
Better button wording
Clear wording helps customers understand what will happen when they tap the button.
Your intro message should guide visitors instead of only describing your business.
Good examples
Different customers prefer different contact methods. Giving several options removes friction and makes contacting you easier.
Digital cards work best when customers can contact you immediately without typing information manually.
Your phone number, email address, WhatsApp link, and website should all be clickable.
This allows customers to contact you in one tap instead of copying and typing information manually.
Customers usually decide within seconds whether to contact a business.
Place your most important information near the top of the card, including:
A clear logo or professional profile photo helps customers recognise your business later when they revisit your card.
Recognition improves trust and makes your card easier to remember.
Your QR code can be used almost anywhere customers may need your details.
QR codes on vans and vehicles allow customers to quickly access your contact details while you are parked or working nearby.
This works particularly well for trades, mobile businesses, and local services.
Add your QR code to flyers, menus, invoices, posters, signs, leaflets, and business documents.
Instead of customers typing details manually, they can scan and save your information instantly.
Display QR codes in windows or reception areas so visitors can view your details, services, or enquiry form even outside opening hours.
Add your card link or QR code to your email signature so customers can save your contact details directly from emails.
Your Link Stack is useful anywhere you normally only get one profile link.
Instead of sharing several links separately, customers can find everything in one place.
Too many links can overwhelm visitors. Prioritise the links people are most likely to use.
Analytics help you understand how people are interacting with your card.
Your analytics can show:
Analytics help you understand which sharing methods work best.
Digital cards make it easier to update, share, and manage your business information.
Paper cards become outdated quickly. Digital cards can be updated instantly without reprinting or replacing old stock.
Paper cards are often lost or thrown away. Digital cards can stay on phones, in contacts, in wallets, and inside messages or emails.
With one tap or scan, customers can call you, email you, save your contact, visit your website, or request a quote.
Digital cards reduce unnecessary printing while providing a more modern and convenient customer experience.