Every time the card opens it is recorded: scan count, time and rough location. See which card and which campaign work, per person and across the whole team.
Without data, you do not know if anyone opens it, or which campaign brings results.
You share the card and have no idea if anyone opened it. You do not know which show, campaign or channel is worth the effort.
See how many scans, when they come and where from, per card and campaign. So you know what works and what to change.
Three angles to measure success.
Track opens per day and in total, so you see when the card works and how much a meeting brings.
See which cities and countries scans come from, useful for trade shows and regions.
Analytics for each card and combined for the whole team, with an overview of who has how many scans.
Recording runs on its own, with no setup.
Scans are recorded automatically the moment someone opens the card.
In the portal you see scan count, time and rough location.
See which card and campaign work and where to put the effort.
Less guessing, more results.
The plug-in is built and maintained by Aleksander Krsmanović. His own card runs on the same code you'd be buying. Scan it, save the contact, or just see how a real card looks on a phone.
planeta-racunari.rs/q/FejWtKScan count per card and total, open time and rough location. With the marketing suite, also a breakdown by campaign.
No. The location is rough, at city or country level, and IP addresses are anonymized by default. The goal is insight, not tracking an individual.
Yes, if you have team features. A manager sees scans per member and combined for the whole team.
Yes, through the marketing suite. Besides the built-in analytics, you connect Google Analytics 4 and Search Console via your account.
Basic scan counts are in every plan, and advanced analytics with geography from the 5 Sites plan (99 $ one-time) up.
5 Sites, 99 $ one-time. Scans, timing, geography and a team overview.
See pricing