AurCard for maintenance and contracting companies
A sticker on the technician’s van opens your services and a visit request, and the customer’s number lands in the directory, not the technician’s phone.
A maintenance company wins its customers in the neighbourhood: a neighbour who saw the van, a building owner who liked a clean job. But the number given in that moment is written on a slip or saved on the technician’s phone — and lost with both. The sticker on the van and the invoice opens the company page: services with starting prices, photos of past work, coverage area, and a “request a visit” button. Whoever scans it is asked for a name and a number and enters the company directory under the technician who brought them. And after every job, a review request reaches the customer from the company number.
What it actually solves
Customer numbers on technicians’ phones
Every number collected from the sticker or a technician’s card is stored with the company under the collector’s name, and stays when they leave.
“How much for…?” twenty times a day
A service list with starting prices on the page, and the auto-reply sends it out of hours in a second.
Good work nobody sees
A before/after gallery on the page persuades more than any description, and is updated from the phone after every project.
How to start
- 1
List the services with starting prices
Plumbing, electrical, AC, painting… “from” is enough to filter serious enquiries without committing you to a final price.
- 2
Put the code where it is seen
On the van, on the invoice, on every technician’s card. Each code is counted separately, so you know which van brings the requests.
- 3
Turn on visit requests and reviews
A visit request reaches you with a name, number and description; the review is requested from the company number after the job.
The features that matter most here
Common questions
Does the sticker work on a metal van?
The QR code works on any surface. An NFC sticker needs the on-metal version — or put it on the rear glass.
Many technicians — does each need a card?
The company code on the vans is enough, with cards for those who meet customers and quote. Each extra card is a small add-on.
A small-crew company starts on Business Basic; when you need WhatsApp from the company number, the auto-reply and more than one crew, Business Pro. See pricing
Other industries
Restaurants & cafés
A menu updated in a second, a table booked, and a review asked for before the guest stands up.
Clinics
Appointments booked without calls, and a page for your doctors and services that opens on the patient’s phone.
Salons & beauty
A service list with prices, direct booking, and seasonal offers switched on in one press.