What are digital business cards?
Leave paper business cards in the past and never lose a contact again.
How it works
Step 1: Grab a product
Choose your preferred Tapt product based on the level of customisation you desire.
Step 2: Build your profile
Let your connections know more about your and your company by editing your profile information and design.
Step 3: Share & connnect
With one tap on a smart phone, your connection has access to all the information you want to share.
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The Smartest Way Capture Leads
Scan and Save
Easily scan business cards, QR codes, and save contacts in seconds.
Enrich Contact Info
Auto-fill missing details like job titles, emails, and LinkedIn links.
Integrate with Your Favourite Tools
Sync contacts to HubSpot, Salesforce, and 5000+ other apps.
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Your safety is our no.1 priority
Tapt is ISO27001:2022 and GDPR compliant, ensuring your data is safe and secured to the highest level.
Hello sustainability!
Forget ordering 250+ cards, when all you need is one digital Tapt card. With 88% of paper business cards discarded within a week, connect better without the carbon footprint.
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FAQs
Please read our FAQs page to find out more.
Why go digital with your business card?
A digital business card serves the same purpose as a traditional paper business card but in a digital format. It helps you share your contact information in a cool and modern way, using technology instead of old-fashioned paper cards. You can share the card with a simple tap, so no more worrying about running out of physical cards. Plus, it's eco-friendly because it cuts down on paper wastage.
With Tapt, you can make an awesome impression on people without the hassle of carrying around stacks of old paper business cards.
What technology does Tapt use?
NFC (Near Field Communication) Digital Business Card is the new cool way of sharing your contact information. They're not like the old-fashioned paper cards that you usually see.
The NFC digital business cards have a tiny chip inside them that uses NFC technology. When someone with an NFC-enabled device taps the card, the card wirelessly communicates with the devices and shares all your important details – things like your name, company info, phone number, email address.
And here comes the best part: instead of manually typing in all this info into their contacts list or address book (which can be pretty boring), the contact info can be saved in one click, without the need to type.
So next time when networking or meeting potential clients or business partners, give those traditional paper business cards a break and go for something innovative – use an NFC Digital Business Card instead. It'll definitely leave a lasting impression.
What is the turnaround time for a Tapt card?
Once you have confirmed your design and placed an order, your order will be processed & dispatched within 14 days.
How do Tapt cards work?
It is very easy to share and receive digital and NFC Business Cards.
Sharing Your Digital Business Card:
- Tap on an NFC enabled iphone, Android phone or tablet. That's it! The built in NFC will instruct the phone to open up the site with your contact details, which can be saved under contacts.
- If the phone does not have NFC, you can can use the QR code on the card instead.
Receiving a Digital Business Card: As above, tap the card on your NFC enabled phone and you should have the contact details open up on your device, ready to be saved.
What further information should I include on my digital business card?
You can include the following information in the digital profile of your digital business card:
- Your name and job title.
- The name of your business and its logo.
- Your phone number.
- Your email address.
- Social media accounts for your brand.
- Info on your LinkedIn account.
- A picture or short video to show yourself
Should I include a headshot on my digital business card?
It depends on what kind of business you have and how you want to present yourself. Having a photo can be helpful in some situations, but it is not a requirement.
