For sales reps
A digital business card for sales reps
The card is not the point. The contact you get back is the point, and a paper card gives you nothing on that side of the exchange.
Handing over a card is half a transaction
You give them your details and hope. They put the card in a pocket, find it a week later, and by then they have forgotten which conversation it came from. Meanwhile you have no record that the conversation happened at all.
The thirty seconds before they walk away
Scanning a code is faster than typing a number and more reliable than promising to email. While your card is open on their phone, they can send their own details back in the same motion, and you have the lead before they have left.
What it does for sales reps
Collect their details, not just give yours
Turn on the form and choose what to ask for. Name and either an email or a phone number are always asked; everything else is yours to decide, and every extra required field costs replies.
Lands in your CRM, not a spreadsheet you forget
Each contact is posted as JSON to a URL you choose, which Zapier, Make and n8n all accept. That is how it reaches HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive without a native integration.
Reply without copying anything out
The notification email sets the reply address to theirs, so answering is one keystroke rather than a copy, a paste and a new message.
Change territory without reprinting
New title, new region, new number. Edit once and every card already in circulation is correct.
Questions sales reps ask
- Does the person scanning need the app?
- There is no app. The card opens in whatever browser their phone already has, and the form is part of that page.
- Can I use a different card for different products?
- Yes, cards are separate, so you can keep one per product line or per territory and hand out whichever fits the conversation.
- Will the contacts reach Salesforce?
- Through a webhook rather than a native integration. You paste a URL from Zapier, Make or n8n and each captured contact is posted to it as signed JSON, which those tools map into Salesforce.