Exchange contact details both ways with a single tap — you get theirs, they save yours.
Smart Profile₹999
Solutions
NFC cards and standees for exhibitions and events
Turn a busy booth into a list of leads: visitors tap the standee, share their details if they wish, and save yours in return.
How it works for nFC cards for exhibitions and events
At an exhibition you have a few seconds per visitor and a stack of business cards that mostly end up lost. Digital Handshake makes the exchange two-way: a visitor opens your profile, taps “Share your details”, fills in a short form, and can save your contact — while you receive their details as a connection.
Put an NFC standee on the booth, give your staff cards or fabric patches for lanyards and uniforms, and use Event & Booking to take RSVPs or workshop slots. A clear consent message is shown before anyone shares their details.
What you get
Two-way exchange
Visitors save your contact; you receive theirs as a lead.
Consent shown
Visitors see consent wording before they share, and sharing is optional.
Bookings at the booth
Event & Booking handles RSVPs and appointment slots with a capacity limit.
Export afterwards
Digital Handshake connections can be exported as a CSV file for follow-up.
Smart Profiles that fit
Share event details and take bookings or RSVPs straight from your card.
Smart Profile₹1,299Personal branding and business information for solopreneurs, in a single profile.
Smart Profile₹999
Hardware that fits
Customized Standees
NFC Standee
Freestanding NFC standee with an NTAG216 chip — Acrylic, Metal or Wooden.
Price: ₹1,500
NFC PVC Cards
PVC NFC Card
Durable PVC card with an NTAG216 NFC chip — tap to share your Smart Profile. White or Black.
Price: ₹599
Customized Patches
NFC Fabric Patch
Heat-apply fabric patch with an embedded NTAG216 chip and a full-colour UV DTF print.
Price: ₹250
How to set it up
Step 1: Choose Digital Handshake for lead capture, plus Event & Booking if you take RSVPs or slots.
Step 2: Order a standee for the booth and cards or patches for your staff.
Step 3: Decide what you'll ask visitors for — keep the form short.
Step 4: After the event, export your connections and follow up while it's fresh.
Tips that make it work
- Put the standee at eye level and add a printed “Tap here” cue — most visitors won't know what the symbol means.
- Ask for the least you need: name, mobile and what they're interested in usually beats a long form.
- Test the tap and the QR on a few different phones at your stand before the doors open.
Questions
Do visitors have to share their details?
No. Sharing is optional, and they see consent wording before they submit anything.
How do I get the leads out?
Handshake connections can be exported as a CSV file.
What if a visitor's phone can't read NFC?
The standee carries a QR code as a fallback, which any phone camera can scan.
Guides that help
Related solutions
Start with Digital Handshake
Choose your hardware, customise it and see the full price before you pay.