Total Scans
How many times was your card page opened, by QR, NFC or link? How many unique visitors? Compare 7, 30 and 90 days.
Analytics
How many people saw
your digital business card?
See every scan, click and visitor in real time. How often, which links, which days — make data-driven decisions.
- Real-time data
- Daily trend
- CSV export (Pro)
What's tracked?
Every metric, one dashboard
Stop guessing — make decisions based on real data.
Link Clicks
LinkedIn, phone or website — which gets more engagement? Measure channel performance.
Device and source
Is the card opened on a phone or a computer, and which page did the visitor come from? See recent visits in one table.
Daily Trend
Which days spike? See the instant impact of events, email campaigns or networking.
Per-Card Reporting
Which team member's card performs best? Filter by individual card or employee.
CSV Export
Download raw scan data as Excel/CSV. Import into your own reporting tool. (Pro plan)
What's in each plan?
Free
- ✓ Scans, clicks, daily trend
- ✓ Unique visitors, device and source
- – Lead capture + email alert
- – CSV export
Starter
- ✓ Scans, clicks, daily trend
- ✓ Unique visitors, device and source
- ✓ Lead capture + email alert
- – CSV export
Pro
- ✓ Scans, clicks, daily trend
- ✓ Unique visitors, device and source
- ✓ Lead capture + email alert
- ✓ CSV export
Definition
What is digital business card analytics?
Digital business card analytics is the measurement of how many times your card page was opened, how many unique visitors looked and which link was tapped. It breaks the silence of the printed card: for the first time you know whether the card you handed out was opened. The dashboard does not show the visitor's name; the numbers answer "how much was the card shared".
Three uses for a sales team: check a day after a meeting whether the card was opened and send a reminder; compare fair week's views and clicks with the previous week to measure the stand investment; look at the click distribution every three months and update the link order on the card page. In the team panel, cards are ranked by traffic; the sharing habit of the most viewed card's owner spreads to the team. How to read the measures is in the analytics guide; the whole product on the digital business card page.
Guides
Guides on this topic
Sales teams: the first 24 hours after a meeting
The first 24 hours after a meeting come down to three jobs: share your card and get the other person's details, reply briefly the same day the notification arrives, and try a second channel the next day. This guide covers the window that opens after Save Contact, the notification and the end-of-day check.
How to add a catalogue or PDF to a digital business card
A catalogue, company deck or price list goes onto a digital business card from the About and links step of the card editor: the deck as a link or a PDF, documents as PDFs. This guide covers the file rules, what visitors see and how opens are tracked in analytics.
Lead capture with a digital business card: form and follow-up
How the contact form on the card page works, three privacy principles, protection against unwanted submissions, the notification and follow-up flow, team setup and details that get the form filled in.
FAQ
Analytics questions, answered
Our analytics guide explains how to read the measures.
What does digital business card analytics measure?
How many times the card page was opened (raw and unique), which link was tapped (phone, email, website, social profile, save to contacts), the seven-day trend and which card in the team gets the most traffic.
Can I see who looked?
No. A visitor is not asked for a name, phone or email, and the dashboard does not show the visitor's name; a person opening a card page can get the information without introducing themselves. A visitor who wants to talk does so through the contact form on the card page; they leave their name and a phone number or email, and the request lands in your panel. Marketing consent is a separate, optional box on the form.
How should I read the numbers?
A view means interest, a click means intent. A card with a hundred views and only a few clicks is missing something on the page; reorder the links according to click data. Look at a line of at least one week rather than a single day, and remember that your own openings after editing the card count too.
Can I export the data?
On the Pro plan analytics can be downloaded as CSV. Three lines are enough for a monthly report: total views, total clicks, number of contact requests and the direction of each compared with the previous month.