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Corporate pilot enquiries open · Public launch coming soon

CORPORATE PILOT CONVERSATIONS

Your brand.
In every introduction.

Give your people a branded NFC business card that opens their professional profile. Help interested clients find the right person, share what they need and continue the conversation.

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A profile that belongs to your business

Your logo, colours, staff photography, contact options and services should feel like one coherent brand. The demo uses the same profile template as our Tyson Properties and Spectrum Wealth concepts, with a photograph that fades into the profile and clear contact buttons.

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A card that carries your brand further

A compatible NFC business card shares the link to a representative’s hosted profile. The client opens it in their browser, where your photography, brand and contact options bring the introduction to life. Cards are optional physical items, separate from the profile service. We’ll discuss card sourcing, branding and any supply costs separately as part of your pilot; online ordering is not open yet.

Prefer to share from a phone?

The Just Tag Me app offers card-free NFC sharing on compatible Android phones. QR codes and direct links provide other ways to share the same profile. Public app access is coming soon; device support and setup will be confirmed with each pilot team.

Understand the enquiry before following up

A tailored journey can ask the questions that matter to your business. The visitor chooses to make an enquiry and share their details. A tap alone does not capture contact information.

Keep leads connected to the company

Our planned business tools associate enquiries with the company and the representative, preserve the client’s context, and support follow-up and handover. These are product previews. We will agree which capabilities are included in your pilot, how enquiries are received and who follows them up before implementation.

How a pilot conversation works

  1. Understand your team. Discuss staff numbers, branches, devices and the way you currently receive enquiries.
  2. Shape the experience. Walk through your branding, profile content, questions and follow-up responsibilities.
  3. Agree the scope. Confirm deliverables, device checks, pricing, timing and how the pilot will be assessed.

There is no automatic account creation, published deployment promise or standard contract generated by this website. A discussion is the starting point.

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YOUR NEXT INTRODUCTION

Be the person
they come back to.

Give your team a branded introduction and your clients a clear next step. Let’s discuss a corporate pilot.

Discuss a corporate pilot