One tap, no app
Users tap an NFC-enabled card to open a digital profile in their phone's browser. They can save contact details with a single action, while QR codes provide an alternative for devices without NFC support.
Digital identity and NFC-enabled interactions Digital Identity
Turn a simple tap into a digital interaction.
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Digital Identity transforms NFC-enabled cards and touchpoints into gateways for digital identity, information sharing and engagement. Users can tap to access digital profiles, contact details and other configured content through a mobile browser, without installing an app. Profiles can be updated centrally, while configurable options support different organizational needs, from digital business cards to other NFC-enabled interactions.
Capabilities
Front and back profile
Present key personal and professional details, including a photo, name, role, contact information and company profile. Website links, addresses and location maps can provide additional information and make it easier for others to connect.
Update any time, instantly
Update job titles, contact numbers, links and profile content through the administration console. Changes go live without reprinting cards, helping organizations keep employee information current.
Tap analytics
Track supported tap activity and profile views across daily, monthly and annual periods. These insights help organizations understand engagement and assess how effectively their digital profiles are being used.
Controlled Access and Security
Manage digital profiles centrally through administrative controls and role-based access. Server-side security measures help protect profile information and allow administrators to manage access when a card is lost or an employee's details change.
Card Options
Choose card configurations based on the intended application. Supported frequency options may include HF 13.56 MHz for NFC interactions, LF 125 kHz for compatible access-control systems, and UHF 860 to 960 MHz for suitable longer-range identification applications, subject to hardware and system compatibility.
Inside the product
From tap to contact book
Sharing a card
One tap on a smartphone opens the profile in the phone's browser. There is no app to install and nothing to type.
Saving a contact
The recipient saves the contact with one more tap. A QR code opens the same profile on phones without NFC.
Updating a profile
A change made in the console is live on the next tap, so a new job title does not need new cards. A company administrator can lock fields so they cannot be changed by the employee.
Files and achievements
Below the contact details, the profile can carry files to open or download and badges for achievements.
Analytics
The card owner sees taps and profile views by day, month and year.
Collecting cards
Paper business cards from other people can be scanned. The details read from the card are shown for checking before they are saved to the contact book.
Multi-purpose card plans
| Plan | Bands | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plans 1-3 | Single frequency | Choose one supported frequency band for the intended application. |
| Plan 4 | Dual band | Combine LF and HF to support compatible digital identity and access-control applications on one card. |
| Plan 5 / 5+ | Dual band | Combine LF and UHF, or HF and UHF, depending on the intended application and compatible reader systems. |
| Plan 6 | Tri band | Combine LF, HF and UHF on one credential to support multiple compatible identification and access-control applications. |
Beyond off-the-shelf
We don't just deliver software.
We fit it to how you work.
Every organization runs differently. Our engineers work with your team to understand your processes and challenges, then tailor Digital Identity so your systems work together instead of in silos.
Tell us how you work- 01UnderstandYour processes and challengesWe review how your organization handles contacts, visitors and check-ins today.
- 02AddModules built for your needsVisitor passes, loyalty or event check-in on the same card.
- 03ConnectIntegration with your existing systemsYour CRM, access control and staff directory.
- 04AutomateWorkflows that run themselvesContacts, visits and follow-ups captured without typing.
Questions
Does the recipient need an app?
No. An NFC tap opens the digital profile in the phone's browser, allowing recipients to view and save contact details without installing an app. QR codes provide an alternative sharing method.
Which devices are compatible?
Digital Identity supports compatible NFC-enabled smartphones and QR-code access through supported devices. Compatibility depends on the phone, operating system, browser and configured functionality.
Can I use our own domain name?
Yes. Digital Identity can be configured to use an organization's own domain or subdomain, subject to the deployment setup. CLL Systems will assist with the required DNS configuration and verification.
What are the on-prem server requirements?
Server requirements depend on the number of users, expected usage, integrations and security requirements. CLL Systems will recommend an appropriate specification based on the deployment scope.
What happens if a card is lost?
Administrators can manage digital profiles centrally and take appropriate action when a card is lost. Security depends on the configured access controls and deployment. The card's physical security and any separate access-control functions should also be considered.
How is it priced?
Pricing depends on the selected card configuration, number of users, required features, deployment model and support requirements. CLL Systems will provide a proposal based on the confirmed scope.
Is it really cheaper than paper?
Digital profiles can reduce the need to reprint business cards when contact details or job titles change. Overall savings depend on card costs, platform requirements, user numbers and deployment scope.
How do we get started?
Getting started involves setting up the company administrator account, providing company details, creating employee profiles, approving the card design, and arranging card encoding, printing and delivery. CLL Systems will guide you through the process.
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