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- One card for every driver and dispatcher
- Put your QR code where the delivery happens
- List coverage areas and service tiers without reprinting a rate card
- Capture corporate account enquiries before they go cold
- Share it the way deliveries already run
- One company look across the whole fleet
- Frequently asked questions
A courier company, freight forwarder or last-mile delivery service runs on contact: a driver at the door, a dispatcher on the phone, an account manager chasing a corporate client. Most of that contact still happens through a phone number scribbled on a delivery slip or a WhatsApp thread that starts from a missed call. A MyInfo digital business card puts one link — with your services, coverage area and a way to reach you — wherever the handover happens.
One card for every driver and dispatcher
A driver, a warehouse contact and a corporate account manager each need to be reachable, but not through the same number. Give each person their own digital business card with their name, role and direct line, so a client who deals with three people at your company always has the right contact, not a generic office switchboard.
Put your QR code where the delivery happens
Your card's QR code can go "on packaging, menus or brochures so customers can reach you" — which covers a delivery box, a van door or a driver's badge just as well as a shop window. A customer signing for a parcel can scan it in seconds and save the driver's or depot's contact, instead of hunting for a number later when something needs to be rescheduled.
List coverage areas and service tiers without reprinting a rate card
Same-day, next-day, freight, or which emirates you cover — put it in a text section instead of a printed flyer that's wrong the moment your coverage changes. Free cards get one text section; Premium cards get up to three, enough for coverage areas, service tiers and cut-off times separately.
Capture corporate account enquiries before they go cold
A warehouse manager or office admin asking about a delivery contract at a trade counter or exhibition stand is a lead, not a chat to remember later. A Premium card's Exchange Contact button lets them leave their name, phone, email and a short message on the spot. Every enquiry lands in your lead inbox, ready to export into your CRM instead of a stack of business cards on someone's desk.
Share it the way deliveries already run
- On the vehicle or badge — an NFC card or sticker lets a client tap and save your contact the moment a driver arrives.
- On the parcel or invoice — a QR code stays current even after your service area or pricing changes.
- Over WhatsApp — send the card link in the same thread you already use for delivery updates, so a client gets your full details, not just a number.
One company look across the whole fleet
If several drivers, depots or account managers carry a card, save your branding as a theme and apply it to every one of them, the way sales teams do. Update the theme once and every card updates with it, while each person keeps their own contact details and leads separate.
Frequently asked questions
Can a driver's card work without a smartphone app?
Yes. A MyInfo card opens in any phone's browser — nothing for the driver or the customer to install, whether it's opened by NFC tap, QR scan or a shared link.
Do we need Premium for every driver, or just the office?
No. NFC and QR sharing are on the free plan for every card. Only Exchange Contact (lead capture) and analytics need a Premium licence PIN, so you can put that on the cards that actually field enquiries, such as dispatch or sales, and keep driver cards free.
Ready to give every driver, dispatcher and account manager one card that's easy to reach? Create your free MyInfo card.
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