The Living Storefront for businesses
A website for your business, digital business cards for your team, and WhatsApp from your own number
Everyone who finds you stays your customer. One system, three pillars: a storefront that introduces you, a loop that keeps the customer’s number with their consent and brings them back, and cards for your team that stay — with their customers — with the company. Company WhatsApp is included in every plan.
The Customer Loop
The path that turns a visitor into a returning customer: they scan, leave their number with consent, are saved in the company’s ledger, and receive an offer from its number.
- 1They scanDoor sticker or staff card
- 2They open your pageYour services and hours
- 3They leave a numberWith their consent, in seconds
- 4Kept in your LedgerWith source and consent
- 5They get your offerFrom your WhatsApp numberIn every plan
- They come back and buy
Pillar 1 · Finds you
The Living Storefront — A website for your business, an NFC sticker on your door, and a menu, catalogue and booking
Your business’s page that is its website: you edit it on the page itself, the door, the employee and WhatsApp all open it, and it keeps working after closing time.
- Your business websiteA page that works as your website, built from your activity and edited by tapping it.
- An NFC sticker for your shopOn your door: a tap or a scan opens your page, even after closing.
- A QR code in your coloursPrinted on anything, and valid however much you edit the page.
- A digital menuA menu with photos and prices, opened from the table and updated in a second.
- Catalogue and servicesWhat you sell with photos and prices, instead of a PDF nobody reads on a phone.
- Booking from the pageThe customer picks a time and books, even when nobody answers the phone.
- In every customer’s languageYou write once in your language; the visitor reads in their phone’s.
- Customer reviewsAsked while the customer is still with you, shown to whoever comes next.
Pillar 2 · In touch → Kept → Back
The Customer Loop — Consented customer numbers, the Customer Ledger, and WhatsApp from your own number
The path that turns a visitor into a returning customer: they scan, leave their number with consent, are saved in the company’s ledger, and receive an offer from its number.
- Numbers from every codeA name and a number in seconds with the visitor’s consent, and an instant welcome in your name once your company WhatsApp is linked.
- The Customer LedgerEvery number with its source and consent, import from phone and Excel, and groups.
- WhatsApp campaigns from your numberIn every planYour offers to those who agreed, from a number the customer knows, with limits that protect it.
- The company inboxIn every planEveryone who wrote to the company number, assigned to an employee and answered from the dashboard.
- The Receptionist Who Never SleepsIn every planAn after-hours auto-reply: your hours, when you are back, and a handoff to a person when asked.
- Permission MessagingSent only to those who agreed; STOP is honoured at once and for good.
- Scan to SaleWhich branch’s code gets scanned, which employee brings customers, which campaign got read.
Pillar 3 · Guards the whole loop
The Custody Card — Digital business cards for your employees, in the company’s identity
The employee’s card belongs to the company: its identity is locked, its edits are approved, it stops the day the employee leaves, and their customers stay with the company.
- Digital business cardsA card for every employee, scanned and saved in one tap, never reprinted.
- Company identity and approved editsLogo and details locked, the employee’s edits approved, a leaver’s card stopped with one click.
- NFC cards for employeesOne tap on any modern phone opens the employee’s card in the company’s identity.
- In Apple Wallet and Google WalletOpened from the wallet in a second; any phone scans it and your card opens.
- Branches, departments and subsidiary brandsEvery branch with its page, code and manager; a different brand becomes a subsidiary.
Built to carry your name
The foundation under the three pillars: your company’s name is on every message and every card, so it is built to protect it.
- Consent on recordEvery number has a record — agreed when and how — kept per company.
- Permissions and secure accountsEveryone sees their own; a verification code at sign-up, and a lockout after failed sign-ins.
- Saudi payment and an invoicemada, Apple Pay and credit cards, prices in riyals incl. VAT in Saudi Arabia and in US dollars outside it, an invoice after every payment.
- A 14-day money-back guaranteeA yearly subscription, activated at once, cancelled from the settings with no call.
Questions everyone asks at the start
- What is AurCard, in short?
- One system that replaces what you pay for today as separate tools: a page for your business that customers open by scanning a code or tapping a sticker, digital cards for your employees in the company identity, a customer directory that collects the numbers of people who visited you, and WhatsApp messages sent from your own company number to those who agreed — in one dashboard, on one set of data. No app for the customer, none for your staff.
- How does a customer open my page? Do they need an app?
- They need nothing. They point their phone camera at a QR code on your storefront or card, or hold the phone near the NFC smart sticker, and your page opens in the browser in their phone’s language. They see services, prices, hours and location, and press one button to call, WhatsApp or book. The code is printed once; what it opens, you change whenever you like.
- Does it fit my line of business?
- The page is built by line of business: a restaurant gets a menu and booking, a clinic gets appointments and specialties, a law firm gets practice areas, a shop gets a catalogue, a workshop gets services and prices, an association gets services and visiting hours. You pick your activity from more than nine hundred at sign-up, your page comes with the blocks your field needs, and you edit it as you like.
- How do I collect customer numbers?
- Everyone who scans your shop code or an employee card is politely asked for a name and mobile number after a few seconds, once, with an offers box that is not pre-ticked. They get an instant welcome in your company’s name — on WhatsApp when your company number is linked (on every plan), or by SMS under your sender name if you switch it on — and are stored in the company directory with who collected them, from which branch and which code — so you know in numbers which branch and which employee bring customers. You can also import contacts from iPhone, Android or Excel, reviewed before saving.
- How do I message customers on WhatsApp, and from which number?
- From your own company number. You link it by scanning a code from “Linked devices” in WhatsApp on your phone — the way WhatsApp Web works — and the dashboard becomes a linked device. You pick a group from your directory, write your message in the customer’s language, and it goes out one by one at a human pace, only to those who agreed, under daily limits that protect your number. Replies land in one inbox in the dashboard, get assigned to an employee, and are answered from there.
- What happens when a customer writes outside working hours?
- The auto-reply answers at once from your company number: a welcome in your name, your hours and exactly when you are back (“back Sunday at 9”), and a menu to choose from — the location on the map, contact details, services, products, or “I need help”, at which point the conversation opens with the employee you chose and the auto-reply stays quiet on that number for a period you set. You write the words, and choose whether it works outside hours only or always.
Start with your business page today
A yearly subscription, activated at once, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Want to see it before you decide? Get in touch and we will walk through it with you.