Card types — which one do I need?
Business cards, membership cards, ID badges, tickets, travel passes, loyalty cards and coupons, explained.
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Every card is a link and a QR code that opens on any phone, and can go into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Pick the type that matches what you're giving people.
| Card | Good for | What's on it |
|---|---|---|
| Personal card | You, anywhere | Name, contacts, one big button |
| Business card | Everyone on a team | Your organisation's profile on every card |
| Membership card | Associations, unions, clubs, gyms, charities | Member number, level, member since, valid until, branch |
| ID badge | Staff, students, volunteers, event crews | ID number, department, access, valid until |
| Event ticket | Events and venues | Event, start and end, doors, venue, seat, reference — plus Add to calendar |
| Travel pass | Tours, coaches, ferries | From, to, departure, return, operator, reference |
| Loyalty card | Cafés, salons, shops | Reward, stamps so far, stamps needed |
| Coupon or offer | Shops, launches, partner perks | Offer, code, valid until |
Personal cards are made in your personal workspace. All the others belong to a business workspace, which is premium.
Expiry
When a card has a Valid until date, it shows "expired" after that day, and Apple Wallet and Google Wallet mark the pass as expired too.
Loyalty stamps
Open the customer's loyalty card in your dashboard and change Stamps so far. The card shows the new progress straight away.
Still stuck? Ask a person.
Email us and someone from the team replies — usually within one working day.