INSIGNAR

Be the one they call back.

Introduction and follow-up software, written from what they told you. Say it once, in under a minute. INSIGNAR builds a private page about their problem, what it costs them and how you would fix it. Only the person you give the card to sees it.

Founding pilot for UK teams: four weeks, ten numbered cards per rep.

What they told youTickets double after every release.

Card A·07. Handed over at 19:42, tapped at 07:58 the next morning.

This is what lands on their phone.

A page about their problem: what it costs them and how you would fix it.

They can delete it.Every page has a button that removes their details.
Their words stay theirs.Shown back to them as they said it, never rewritten.
Drafts wait for you.Nothing is sent until you send it.

For Daniel, Northwind

Example

Your problem

“Tickets double after every release.”

You, at the event

What it costs your team

£38k to £92k a year

Built from your figures and public data. You confirm it.

Rep confirmed by Maya Okafor

What we checked

Northwind ships every two weeks, so the pattern repeats.

A team like yours

A support team of 40 with the same pattern. One case, not a logo wall.

How we fix it

  1. Find the cause in your release notes.
  2. Fix it with your team.
  3. Check the next release together.
Book 20 minutesForward to your team
Remove my details

Scroll the phone to read the whole page.

Watch it. Then think about your last event.

Muted by default. Every figure on screen is an example.

  1. 1

    Say it

    One minute, walking to the car

  2. 2

    We build it

    Their problem, the cost, your fix

  3. 3

    You hand it over. They follow up.

    Nothing reaches them until they tap your card

The INSIGNAR card, front, numbered A·07
The card, back, with the NFC point and QR code

A card they keep.

Nobody bins a card that was handed over after a real conversation. One tap opens a page about their problem, not yours.

Numbered to them.

Each card carries a number, so the page that opens is the one you wrote for that person.

No app. No sign-up.

It opens in their phone browser the moment they tap. Nothing to download, nothing to remember.

No NFC? They scan it.

The QR on the back opens the same page on any phone.

Built to be kept.

One card, one page. The NFC tag opens it, the QR is the fallback for any phone, and the number ties it to the person you gave it to.

Debossed markQR code, for any phoneNFC tag, one per cardThe card, numbered A·07

Fifty names from one event. Five are worth your next hour.

Only you see this. Never on the page they get.

Example team view

28Cards in the field
18 of 28Claimed within 24 hours
94 minHandshake to tap
3Meetings booked per 10 claims
21Cards with context within an hour
  • Unclaimed after 72 hours
  • Claimed but untouched for 48 hours
  • Email unsent after 24 hours
  • No context after 30 minutes

Running a team? See which introductions turned into meetings.

Your next ten introductions, done properly.

You record. INSIGNAR prepares the page. You choose who gets the card.

  • Ten numbered cards per rep
  • Four weeks
  • A written scorecard at the end
We use these details only to arrange your pilot. Remove them any time.

How we handle your details

Short answers.

I don't have time.

One minute, after you've walked away. Less than the email you'd write anyway.

What if their phone has no NFC?

Every card carries a QR code that opens the same page.

How is this different from a digital business card?

A digital business card shares your contact details. INSIGNAR builds a private page about their problem and gets the meeting booked. The card is only the key.

Will it feel creepy?

It only uses what they told you, and you can edit the page any time. They can delete it in one tap.