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HENOC digital & NFC business cards

No box of 500 paper cards. One NFC smart card or an on-screen QR code, and the person opposite you saves our details in a single tap — always current, never out of date.

Our cards

Norman Taylor

Senior Broker

Write this URL to the NFC cardhttps://www.henoc.co.uk/card/norman-taylor

How to set up an NFC smart card

1

Buy blank NFC cards

Choose wood, brushed metal or PVC cards with an NTAG213 or NTAG215 chip. NTAG215 gives more headroom and works with every modern phone.

2

Write the card URL

Use any free NFC writer app (NFC Tools on iOS and Android works well). Add a record of type URL/URI, paste the card link above, write it to the card, then lock it read-only.

3

Tap and test

Hold a phone to the top of the card. The HENOC card page opens with no app needed, and the recipient taps Save to contacts.

Everything here is paperless. The same link powers the QR codes above — drop them into email signatures, slide decks, LinkedIn or an exhibition screen. Because the details live on our site, updating a phone number never means replacing a card.

How to get your card on your phone

1

Open your card page

Go to your personal link on your phone, e.g. www.henoc.co.uk/card/norman-taylor. It works on any modern browser.

2

Save to contacts

Tap the big Save to contacts button. A .vcf file downloads. Open it and it will add the full contact to your phone's address book with phone, email, mobile and office address.

3

Add to home screen

In your browser menu, choose Add to Home Screen (iPhone) or Add to shortcut (Android). Now you have a one-tap HENOC card icon on your phone.

How to send it to someone else

A

Tap with an NFC card

Program the card URL onto an NFC smart card. When someone taps the card with their phone, your HENOC card page opens automatically — no app needed.

B

Let them scan the QR code

Point the phone at your card's QR code, or show the QR on your phone screen. It opens the card page instantly.

C

Share the link

Tap Share this card on the card page, or copy the link from the toolkit above. Paste it into email, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or a calendar invite.