On one side, the cards you are given, which end up at the bottom of a pocket. On the other, your own, printed two years ago with a number that has changed since. We make a small tool for each of the two problems.
Photograph a business card — or an e-mail signature on your screen — and the contact goes straight into your phone, a spreadsheet or your CRM.
A chip card you hold up to a phone: your contact page opens and the contact is saved. The day your number changes, you edit the page — not the two hundred cards already handed out.
These two tools are not our core business. Our core business is four management software products for small and mid-sized industrial companies. Contiax and the NFC cards are a way in: they cost little because they are not there to make a margin, but so that an industrial company that did not know us finds out that we exist.
That is also why every NFC contact page carries a “Powered by Indusiax” line at the bottom, and why Contiax is free with no strings attached — no account to create, no advertising, no reselling of data. If either of them proves useful, you will know that our software is designed by someone from industry, for people in industry. That is all we expect in return.
Designed by an industrial company that uses them every day, hosted in the European Union, and free to try for thirty days, no credit card required.