NFC badges or tags
NFC credentials prepared for the event design and identification plan.
Tapping an NFC badge opens the profile, company details and materials its owner chose to publish. Exchange records require a separate attendee identification and consent flow.
A good fit when conversations end with a paper card or app installation and account setup interrupt networking on site.
In step 1, tap the badge to open the public profile and the two-page brochure. In step 2, see the live networking status an operator watches and the post-event report each guest receives. This demo creates no real contact exchange records.
Try the controls, then see what changes in the connected view.
NFC credentials prepared for the event design and identification plan.
Mobile pages for the introduction, company materials and contact methods each attendee chooses to publish.
A documented process for linking and issuing tags from a roster or on-site registration.
Prioritize attendee exchange, booth lead capture or content delivery.
Define public fields and badges, plus attendee identification and consent if exchange records are required.
Connect preloaded and walk-in records, then validate real phone taps.
Set up the hardware and badges. If exchange or lead records are included, organize results within the agreed collection scope.
The context and delivery scope help you compare with your event.
A delivered badge that opens the attendee's shared profile and company information after a phone tap.
View delivery detailsHow attendee-initiated profile access works without installing an app.
Read moreCriteria for choosing paper, PVC or NFC badges for the event goal.
Read moreYes. Separately from the public profile flow shown here, a badge can identify an attendee or team, retrieve a reservation and let staff confirm entry. Scope this with the QR check-in and activity booking services.
Most NFC-capable phones can open the web profile after a tap without a separate app.
Attendees enter the fields they choose to publish through a submission page, or an agreed roster format is used.
No. Tapping the badge opens the profile that its owner chose to publish. The viewer's identity and contact details are not automatically shared with the owner.
Public profile viewing alone does not identify the visitor. A separate attendee identification and consent flow can support exchange or lead records containing the agreed collection fields.
Yes. We decide during planning whether on-site registration and NFC linking are part of the flow.
Yes. The profile can include approved company information, websites and material links within the agreed scope.
Profile pages, badges, on-site registration and NFC writing devices are configured for the event. Exchange records require a separately defined attendee identification and consent flow.
NFC badge networking
Selected planning stage: Programs & meetings
Request a quote for this serviceDiscuss the scopeConfirm your configuration. The quote amount is sent by email.
Running this for a client? White-label & pitch supportPress the badge to simulate a phone tap.
A new connection starts with a tap
Tap the badge to open a public profile.