Why Event organisers use NFC cards
Attendees want the schedule, the venue map and the speakers' contacts. Give every attendee a wristband or card that opens the event page, and update it live during the event.
What to put on your card
The buttons that matter most for a event organiser: Event schedule, Venue map, Register, WhatsApp help desk. You can add, remove or reorder them anytime from your account.
How to get started
Make your free page in about five minutes, then order a card. We set it up, link it to your page, test it on iPhone and Android, and deliver it anywhere in India.
Tips that make a difference
Put the action people want most as the first button (usually save contact, call or book). Use a clear photo or logo. Keep the intro to one line about what you do and where. Check your page on your own phone after every change.
More ideas
Read our practical guide with more ways to use NFC cards, a setup checklist and common mistakes: https://beta.inditap.in/use-cases/sales-events.
Questions people ask
Can you supply 500 wristbands for an event?
Yes. Request a quote on our business page with your date and quantity.
How do NFC cards work?
A small chip inside the card holds a link to your Inditap page. Holding the card near a phone opens it in the browser. A QR code on the card does the same for phones without NFC. No app is needed.
Can I change my details later?
Yes, anytime and for free. The card stays the same; your page updates for everyone.
Do people need an app to open it?
No. iPhone XS and newer and most Android phones open it with a tap. Any phone camera can scan the QR code on the card.
What if I lose the card?
Your page is safe in your account. Order a new card and we link it to the same page, so your link and QR code keep working.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. The first year of your page is included with the card, then a small yearly renewal. Link pages without a card are free for the first year.