/ for teams and organisations
The card belongs
to the function,
not the person
People change teams, leave, come back. Paper cards die with every change. Your tapcontact cards follow the org chart — not the drawer.
/ 01 — lifecycle
Issue.
Revoke.
Redirect.
Immediate revocation
Someone leaves? One click and the card goes silent. The plastic still looks great on the desk — it just stops speaking for the company.
Offboarding with a destination
Old taps land on the function’s successor — not on a 404 with your logo on it. The commercial contact never dies with a departure.
Links with a deadline
Event badges and visitor cards that expire on their own when the event ends. Nothing outlives its purpose.
Statistics without spying
Taps per card and per team — numbers to manage with, not profiles to exploit. The same privacy rule as always.
/ 02 — the panel
Who, what, how many taps.
/ 03 — fairs and events
The booth ends on Sunday. The contacts don’t.
Event cards for the whole booth team, issued in an afternoon, auto-expired on Monday. Every tap lands on the same campaign page — and whoever met you at the fair still knows where to find you.
Not a template.
It’s you.
from 2 cards up. no contract minimums.