Digital business card
Name, title, phone, socials and a Save Contact button. Change your number and the same card shows the new one.
NFC & QR SmartTags
One tap. Always current.
Most NFC products write your details onto the chip. When anything changes, the chip is wrong and somebody has to re-write every tag. We put a single permanent link on the tag and keep everything else on our side — so what a tap shows is whatever you last saved, not whatever was true the day it was printed.
Already bought a SmartTag? Tap it with your phone — it will walk you through setting it up, using the activation code printed with it.
How it works
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We program the tag once
A short permanent link goes onto the NFC chip or QR code. That is the only thing the tag ever holds.
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You decide what it shows
Pick a template, fill in the content, add the buttons you want. Nothing is compiled or re-printed.
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Change it whenever you like
Swap the content, the template, even the destination. The next tap shows the new version. The sticker is untouched.
One tag, many jobs
The same physical sticker can be any of these, and can move between them later.
Product page
Price, specs, stock, gallery, warranty registration and a Buy on Shopee button that follows the product.
Restaurant table
Menu, ordering and feedback for that specific table, with the table number already known.
Warranty registration
The customer registers in seconds from the tag on the product itself. No paperwork, no lost receipts.
Material sample
Thickness, finish, lead time and a quote request, from the sample in the customer's hand.
Reorder form
A standing order sheet on the shelf or the machine. Quantities, a note, and it reaches you with the branch and the item already filled in.
Google review
A tap takes the customer straight to your review page, from the table or the receipt, while they are still in front of you.
Guest Wi-Fi
The network and password, joined with one tap. No chalkboard, no spelling it out.
AI assistant
Answers questions about the exact item that was tapped, because it is told what that item is.
Separate module
Fixed asset register
For the spreadsheet of machines, vehicles and fittings that somebody walks round with a clipboard once a year. An asset here is a register row, not a label: the sticker can peel off and be replaced, and the machine is still the same machine.
- Every machine, vehicle or fitting gets a row of its own — what it is, where it is, who holds it, and what has happened to it.
- Tap the tag on the thing itself to see its record. Costs and valuations never appear on that page: anyone who can touch the machine can read it.
- Movements, services and transfers are append-only, so the register and its own history cannot drift apart.
- An indicative written-down value from the cost, life and start date you entered. It is not accounting software and every screen says so.
Sold on its own plan. Tell us how many assets you hold and we will tell you what it costs.
Built for the awkward parts
- Every tap is counted. Which tag, which branch, which day, and what the visitor did next — not just a total.
- A tag can change its job over time. The same furniture tag can be a factory job sheet, then a showroom product page, then a warranty card after it is sold.
- Readable links. Share
/t/your-nameinstead of a warehouse code, without touching what is on the chip. - Several businesses, one platform. Each sees only their own tags, branches, customers and staff.
- Damaged tag? Replace it and the old code forwards to the new one, so anything already printed keeps working.
What goes on the tag
https://go.aiserve.my/t/A000001
That is the whole payload. No name, no phone number, no price — nothing that can go out of date, and nothing a stranger can read off the chip.