Alix Ages

Subscription and Payment: Common Questions

Subscription questions repeat in similar forms: currency, billing cycle, upgrading, cancelling. Here are direct answers to the most frequent ones.

Which AurCard Plan Fits You?

Plans differ by type of use, not feature count: a personal card or a business page. Here is how to choose without paying for capacity you will not use.

Permissions and User Management

Permissions resolve the tension between control and speed: who edits what, and who sees whose numbers. Here are the four roles and how to assign them.

Analytics: What the Numbers Tell You

Dashboard numbers help nothing if you read them without a question. Here is what each one means, what to do about it, and when they mislead.

The Booking and Appointments System

A booking system captures the appointment requests arriving after hours that vanish silently today. Here is how to set it up and how to cut no-shows.

Opening Hours and Google Maps on Your Page

Hours and location are the simplest details on your page and the costliest to get wrong. Here is how to set them and why they change more than you expect.

The Product and Service Catalogue

A digital catalogue shows what you sell with prices and photos, updated in a second. Here is how to structure it and why hiding prices costs you.

Connecting Your Social Media Accounts

Linking your accounts saves visitors searching for you, but too many scatter attention. Here is which to link, how to order them, and when to omit one.

Templates and Designs Available in AurCard

A template sets the first impression in under two seconds. Here is how to pick one that fits your field and what ruins a design on a phone screen.

A Tour of the AurCard Dashboard

The dashboard has a handful of clear sections: cards, company, contacts, analytics and stickers. Here is what each does and when you need it.

Digital Coupons and Offers for Shops

A digital offer expires on its own date and can be measured, unlike a poster in the window. Here is how to build one and know whether it worked.

Collecting Leads Systematically

Most leads vanish into notebooks, scraps of paper and scattered chats. Here is how to capture them systematically and follow up without nagging.

How to Reduce Printing Costs in Your Business

The real cost of printing is not one batch but that batch multiplied by every change. Here is how to calculate it and what to convert first.

Managing Branches and Departments in One Company

Branches need local data and a shared identity at the same time. Here is how to structure branches and departments so clients reach the right one.

A Unified Visual Identity for Companies

A unified identity is not a pretty logo but a set of rules that make everything you publish consistent. Here is what you need and how to apply it.

Organising a Sales Team With Unified Cards

A sales team handing out mismatched cards reads as a set of individuals, not one company. Here is how to unify them and tie them to real follow-up.

How Shops Collect Customer Reviews

Reviews do not arrive by themselves — they are asked for, at the right moment. Here is how to collect them without nagging and how to answer bad ones.

Real Estate Offices: Showcasing Units Digitally

Most of an agent’s time goes into describing units to people who will never buy. Here is how to present listings so buyers qualify themselves first.

Beauty Salons: Digital Booking and Offers

A salon sells booked time, not a product, so every lost slot is unrecoverable. Here is how to run booking and offers digitally and cut late cancellations.

Clinics: Making Booking Easier for Patients

Most lost clinic appointments disappear in an unanswered phone call. Here is how to open a booking channel that works after hours and cut no-shows.

Digital Menus for Restaurants: Benefits and Costs

A digital menu updates in a second and shows photos at no print cost. Here is what you gain, how to structure it, and the mistakes that annoy guests.

Turning Your Restaurant Into a Digital Experience

Digital transformation in restaurants is not an app — it is removing steps from the guest journey. Here is what to digitise and what to leave human.

NFC Sticker Maintenance and Lifespan

An NFC tag has no battery and no moving parts, but installation and environment decide its life. Here is what damages one and how to check yours.

NFC Cards for Teams and Employees

NFC cards for a team mean one identity, central updates, and instant deactivation when someone leaves. Here is how to roll them out without chaos.

NFC Security: What Can Actually Be Read

An NFC business-card tag holds only a public link and reads nothing from your phone. Here is what can be read, what cannot, and where risk really sits.

Where to Place NFC Stickers in Your Shop

Placement decides usage more than anything else. Here are the positions that work in restaurants, clinics and shops — and the ones that waste a tag.

Do Customers Need an App to Read NFC?

No — NFC reading is built into the phone itself and needs no app. Here is what a customer actually needs, which devices work, and what to do if not.

The Smart NFC Sticker for Shops: Setup Guide

A smart sticker carries an NFC chip and a QR code, taking customers to your shop page in one tap. Here is how it works and how to install it right.

NFC vs QR Code: Which One Should You Use?

NFC works by close tap, QR by scanning at a distance. Each clearly wins in different situations. Here is the full comparison and when to use both.

What Is NFC and How Does It Work?

NFC is a short-range wireless technology that works when two devices come within a few centimetres. Here is how it actually works and where it is used.

Adding Your Card to Apple and Google Wallet

Keeping your card in your phone wallet puts it one swipe away, and it works when the signal does not. Here is how to add it on iPhone and on Android.

Digital Business Card vs a LinkedIn Profile

LinkedIn is a platform for being found; a digital card is a tool for sharing directly. Here is what each does well, and why most people need both.

Common Digital Business Card Mistakes

Weak digital cards tend to share the same faults: clutter, a generic bio, broken links. Here are the main ones and how to fix them in half an hour.

How to Measure Your Digital Card

Three numbers tell you whether your card works: opens, the share who tap something, and which button. Here is how to read them and what to change.

The Digital Card for Job Seekers

A digital card gives a job seeker one link holding a CV, work samples and contact details. Here is how to build one and how to actually use it.

Choosing the Right Photo for Your Digital Card

Your photo is the first thing anyone sees, read before your name. Here are the criteria, how to shoot one on a phone, and what ruins the impression.

How to Write a Professional Bio for Your Card

A good bio answers three questions: what you do, who for, and why you. Here is how to write one in three lines, with before-and-after examples.

Sharing Your Details at Exhibitions and Conferences

At an exhibition you are competing for seconds of attention. Here is how to share your details fast, capture theirs, and follow up once the hall empties.

How to Create a Digital Business Card, Step by Step

Building a digital card takes minutes: a name, a title, one contact method, a link. Here are the steps in order, and which ones actually deserve your time.

What Is a Digital Business Card?

A digital business card is a live page people open from a link or a tap. Here is how it differs from paper, what it holds, and when each one still makes sense.