Where a card that proves something is worth paying for.
Contact sharing is a nice-to-have. Verified identity is a control someone is already responsible for — usually badly, usually on a spreadsheet.
Where verified identity pays for itself
Door-knock impersonation
Crews arrive unannounced at homes. Residents are told to be suspicious, so a real technician wastes time proving themselves and a fake one does not have to. A tap that shows the company’s own verification page settles it in seconds, and the audit log records that the visit happened.
Site access and ticket expiry
Gate access depends on current inductions, White Cards and tickets that lapse quietly. Attach expiry dates to the person, and the card that gets tapped at the gate is the same record the compliance officer relies on. Third-party inspectors get a temporary card instead of a visitor sticker.
Vulnerable clients, rotating staff
Rosters change weekly and clients are often elderly. A carer who can prove employment on the client’s own phone reduces refused visits, and family members can check the same page remotely.
Licence display and open homes
Agents are required to identify themselves and their licence. One card covers that, the current listing, and a viewing-interest form that captures the buyer while they are still in the hallway — then hands the lead to the CRM tagged with the property.
Short-term staff, high turnover
Casual crews are issued cards per engagement and revoked at the end of it. Cards can point at a post rather than a person, so a shift handover does not need new plastic.
The ordinary case
Consultants, brokers and sales teams who mostly want a card that stays current and captures contacts back. Verification is available and usually switched off. This is the cheap tier, and that is fine.
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Most teams underestimate this because the spend is scattered across departments and never adds up in one place.
Assumes the Team plan at $15 per user per month plus one $35 card each in year one. It ignores the cost of a stale card, which is the expensive part and impossible to put a number on honestly.
saved in year one
Try it on one colleague first.
The 14-day trial takes about four minutes to set up and needs no card details. Order the printed card once you like the page it opens.