Instant Networking with a Wallet-Ready Digital Card

Double-click your phone, show the pass, get scanned. Your digital business card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and the exchange lands in your CRM.

Network in Real Time

Make every introduction count with instant share, save, and follow-up workflows built for live events and meetings.

• One-tap sharing: Open your live card on mobile and share via QR or NFC while the conversation is still fresh.
• Two-way capture: Save reciprocal contact details on the spot without exchanging paper cards.
• Event-ready follow-up: Tag booth, event, and conversation notes and schedule reminders before you leave the room.

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Make every handshake count with instant share, save, and follow-up workflows built for live events.

• Open your live card: Access your card from mobile in one tap.
• Share on the spot: Use QR or NFC while the conversation is fresh.
• Save their details: Capture reciprocal contact info without paper cards.
• Add context: Tag event, booth, or conversation notes immediately.
• Schedule follow-up: Set reminders before you leave the room.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly can I share my card with someone?

You can open your live card on mobile and share it via QR code or NFC tap in just a few seconds, even in a crowded room.

Can I save someone else’s contact details too?

Yes, two-way capture lets you save the other person’s details on the spot, so you both leave the conversation connected.

Can I add notes about where I met someone?

Yes, you can tag each new connection with event, booth, or conversation notes so you remember the context later.

Can I set a follow-up reminder right away?

Yes, you can schedule a follow-up reminder immediately after meeting someone so you never forget to reconnect.

Does this work without an internet connection?

NFC and QR sharing can work with limited connectivity, and any captured details sync to your workspace once you’re back online.

Is this useful outside of events?

Yes, instant networking works anywhere—meetings, coffee chats, or casual introductions—wherever a quick exchange of details is helpful.