Two objects, one chip
The Wood·Touch card and totem share the same technology — solid wood, NFC chip, no app to download — but answer a different question. The card asks: who are you, wherever you go. The totem asks: what happens in this place, when I'm not there.
NFC business card
Travels in your pocket. Perfect for anyone who works off-site: agents, consultants, anyone who networks. One tap and your contacts are saved.
NFC totem
Stays fixed. Perfect for receptions, restaurants, trade show booths: it collects contacts and shows information even when no one's there to explain it.
When the card makes sense
If your work takes you around — meetings, presentations, industry trade shows — the card is the tool that follows you. It's especially useful for real estate agents or anyone who lives on networking: every handshake becomes a saved contact in three seconds.
When the totem makes sense
If you have a physical place — an office, a restaurant, a showroom — the totem works on your behalf when you're busy. At reception it collects contacts without needing staff, and at a trade show it keeps doing so even when you're away from the booth.
Why you often need both
A real estate agent brings the card to appointments, but also has a totem at the office for walk-ins. A restaurant owner uses the totem at the table for the menu, but their personal card at industry networking events. They're not in competition: they cover two different moments of the same business.
And if you want to know what happens at every tap — for both — there's the dashboard that reads the stats behind every visit.