Casual starts
A new hand turns up at the warehouse, taps the board on the wall, and your application form opens on their own phone. No clipboard, no printed packs.
The wall board
The format most sites start with. One board by the roller door, the smoko room or the induction desk — and every visitor, contractor and new starter lands on the page you pointed it at.
What the tap opens
Fix a tag where people already stand — the warehouse wall, the site gate, the ute dash — and it opens the same page for every one of them.
A new hand turns up at the warehouse, taps the board on the wall, and your application form opens on their own phone. No clipboard, no printed packs.
A tag at the door or in the site office that opens your induction: safety, site or contractor. They work through it on their own phone before they start, and it's the same induction every time.
A tag by the door. Tap on arrival, tap on the way out. It opens the timesheet or attendance system you already run.
A tag at the gate that opens your ID or details form, so everyone on site signs in the same way.
Safety docs, a job sheet, a price list, a WiFi login, a review page. If it lives at a URL, a tap opens it.
How it fits together
Cardi puts the right link in front of the right person at the right moment; the form, timesheet or ID check behind it stays yours, on whatever system you already use.
Every tag is printed with a QR code too, so a phone that won't tap can scan instead.
What we make
A gate in the rain and a reception desk need different hardware. We match the format to the spot, print your wording on it and program it before it ships.
An A5 or A4 sign for the warehouse wall, the smoko room or reception. Your wording, your logo, the tap point and a QR built in. Screw-fixed or adhesive.
Outdoor-rated for the site entrance or the fence line. UV-stable and weatherproof, sized to read from a step back, and it survives a Melbourne winter.
A small tag for the ute dash, the toolbox or the truck door. Sticks to metal — which normally kills NFC — so it still reads first go.
Pocket cards for supervisors to carry, or stickers for a laptop, a folder or a toolbox lid. The cheapest way to put a tap point in a lot of hands at once.
Artwork set from your branding, a QR printed alongside the tap so any phone works, every tag programmed and tested before it ships, and a plain-English sheet telling whoever puts them up where to stick them. One quote, one delivery.
How it works
There's nothing to set up on your end and nothing for your crew to learn. You send us a link; we send you tags that open it.
Your application form, induction, timesheet or check-in page — whatever you already use. Tell us where the tags are going and how many you need.
We match the hardware to where it's going — indoors, outdoors, on metal, in a vehicle — print your wording and a QR code on it, and program every tag to your link before it ships.
Fix it to the wall, gate or dash. Anyone who taps it lands on your page. Change where a tag points later and every tag already out there follows — no reprints.
Also from Cardi
Tap-to-link tags stay put. Cards go with your crew. Paste your website or LinkedIn and Cardi designs the card for you — logo, colours, fonts — then ships it from Melbourne. One tap opens your live profile, and you can edit it any time without reprinting.
See digital cardsGet a quote
Tap-to-link is quoted per project rather than sold off the shelf — the right hardware depends on where it's going, how many you need and how much weather it has to survive. Tell us what the tap should open and roughly how many points you need. We'll come back with a firm price, usually within one business day.
We'll be in touch at the email you gave us, usually within one business day. If it's urgent, email hello@cardi.solutions.
Rather just talk? We're a small Melbourne team and happy to help — hello@cardi.solutions
Save your design and come back to edit your card anytime.