Technology and IT services
Account executives, solution architects and partner managers meet hundreds of people at a conference like GITEX. A Nexus card opens your live profile with a demo booking link, your product deck and your LinkedIn, so the next step is booked before the badge scan is forgotten.
Reorgs, new territories, a promotion from SE to solutions lead. In tech, a printed title is out of date before the box is empty.
The interest peaks at the booth. A paper card means the prospect has to type your email later, find your calendar link and remember why they cared.
After a three-day event, half the leads sit in a spreadsheet from the organiser and half in a stack of cards on someone's desk. Neither reaches the CRM on time.
Add a Booking card for Calendly, Cal.com, HubSpot Meetings, TidyCal, Google appointment schedules, Microsoft Bookings or Zoho Bookings, or lead with a trial sign-up or partner portal. Demos booked through Cal.com, or Calendly on a paid Calendly plan, appear in your Nexus Meetings dashboard with the person added to contacts.
Attach the product overview, integration datasheet or partner programme as PDFs, and add a product video. The buyer has the material before they leave the booth.
Social icons for LinkedIn, GitHub, X and more sit under your name. Engineers and developer advocates can lead with code, sales can lead with LinkedIn.
New role, new region, new product name: change it in the dashboard and every card you've ever handed out shows the update. The card's link is permanent.
Exchange and lead forms collect the visitor's details, and lead enrichment looks up their company and role on the public web, with sources. Sync to HubSpot, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive or monday.com, push through Zapier or Make, or send to your own stack with signed webhooks.
See views, taps, QR scans, saves and link clicks per profile, plus a city-level map, without tracking cookies or stored IP addresses.
A day with Nexus
09:30
A distributor's channel manager wants to talk about reselling your platform. You tap your card on his phone. He opens your partner programme PDF while the coffee arrives.
12:00
An IT director at a bank watches the demo and asks for a proper session with her team. She taps your card and books a slot from the Booking card at the top of your profile. It's in your Meetings dashboard before she reaches the next stand.
16:00
A developer from a systems integrator asks about your API. You tap; he finds your GitHub and the integration datasheet, and sends his details back with Exchange.
19:00
Every new contact is already in Salesforce. You enrich the three most promising with their company and role, check which links got clicked most and update your profile with tomorrow's talk time.
For the whole company
On Teams, set up a company template with locked branding and shared links, then import your roster from a spreadsheet. Give departments their own managers, set per-person access rules and route profile changes through approvals. A card pool covers new hires and replacements. When someone leaves, offboarding returns their card to the pool and keeps the contacts they collected with the company.
Give your sales and partner teams a card that's always current. Start with one card or plan a team rollout before your next event.
