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Bit.City QR

QR business cards for teams and professionals

An individual employee card helps a customer save the details of the person they actually met. Put its QR code on a badge, presentation, display, or printed handout.

What you get

For customer-facing roles

Salespeople, consultants, technicians, and service staff can share a direct work contact without dictating it.

For portfolio professionals

Agents, photographers, and event specialists can combine direct details with relevant website and portfolio links.

Clear scope

Bit.City provides individual cards. This page does not claim centralized team administration, bulk creation, corporate analytics, or special plans.

How it works

  1. Choose the approved public details for the individual.
  2. Create their card through the existing cabinet.
  3. Review the role, company, contact details, and links.
  4. Place the QR on a badge, slide, or printed material.
  5. Edit the existing card when details change.

Ways to use it

Sales and consulting

Keep the customer connected to the person who understands the conversation.

Field services

Put a recognizable follow-up contact on a badge or document.

Agents and creatives

Keep a portfolio link beside direct contact options.

Events and exhibitions

Use QR on staff badges, stand materials, and presentations.

Frequently asked questions

Can a team use the service?

Individual employees can create personal cards; centralized team administration is not promised.

Can QR go on a badge?

Yes. Test its contrast, physical size, and scanning distance before printing.

Must we reprint after a phone change?

Not when the QR points to the same card; update that card in the cabinet.

Is bulk creation or corporate analytics included?

No. This page describes the current individual-card workflow without those features.

Which employee data should be public?

Only approved work information customers need, such as role, company, phone, email, and relevant links.

Create your digital business card

Add current contact details, get a QR code, and share your page wherever it is useful.

Create a card