Put the right information on anything.

NFC-A TAG gives the things people carry, maintain, and share a calmer next step. An NFC tag can open the current checklist, contact, form, or resource right where a decision happens.

A 30 mm white NTAG215 coin, a color sticker, and the option to make it your own. You choose what each tag opens and can change it later.

30 mm white NTAG215 NFC-A TAG coin A lime green NFC-A Tag coin with a forest green wordmark and signal bars. NFC-A

One tap opens the next right step.

NFC-A TAG on field-service equipment beside a phone checklist

Put the next task on the equipment.

A workday moves faster when an NFC tag stays with the equipment. A durable NFC sticker can open the current checklist, manual, service history, form, or approved contact without breaking focus.

When the crew reaches the equipment, the next move is already close.

One current resource, one simple handoff, and less time spent chasing the latest version.

Near field communication tags give each asset a calm, dependable route to its next right step.

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NFC-A TAG on a family information bag beside a phone

Keep useful home information within reach.

NFC-A TAG turns a backpack, key tray, car, or shared bag into a thoughtful handoff. A small NFC sticker can open selected contacts, routines, recovery details, or caregiver instructions for the person who needs them.

Useful information can travel with the item instead of disappearing into a group chat.

One current resource, one simple handoff, and less time spent chasing the latest version.

The NFC chip stays out of the way while the right home context stays close.

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NFC-A TAG on travel gear beside a phone with a recovery note

Bring the right details along for the trip.

An NFC tag on travel gear gives a nearby phone a simple route to a return note, selected contact, packing list, or recovery detail. Update the destination as plans change while the tag stays with the item.

Travel details stay easy to find, even after the plans have moved on.

One current resource, one simple handoff, and less time spent chasing the latest version.

A small NFC chip can keep a useful next step with the bag, key set, or gear that is already going with you.

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Work Field Workflow Pilot

Map and deploy one NFC tag workflow at the point of work. This paid pilot helps environmental and field-ser...

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Equipment Readiness Kit

Put the next equipment instruction where the work begins. This NFC tag kit helps crews open a current setup...

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Jobsite Safety and Response Kit

Place customer-controlled safety and response resources at the site. Use weatherproof NFC tags and cards to...

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Family Emergency and Caregiver Kit

Keep selected family contacts and caregiver instructions within reach of the item that needs them. Use pare...

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Home and Caregiver Instructions Kit

Keep useful instructions where a trusted helper needs them. The NFC-A TAG Home and Caregiver Instructions K...

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Travel and Recovery Kit

Give a finder a clear, privacy-controlled way to contact the owner of a bag, key set, backpack, or piece of...

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Baby Care Handoff Kit

Make caregiver handoffs easier with a parent-controlled NFC tag system for a diaper bag, shared baby gear, ...

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New Parent Home Setup Kit

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Build Your Own Single Tag

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Questions, answered.

What is an NFC-A TAG?

NFC-A TAG is a physical NFC tag that gives a nearby phone a fast route to a chosen piece of information or action. Attach it to an object, then write a link, contact, instruction, or plain-text note to the tag.

How does an NFC tag work?

Bring a compatible phone close to the tag. The phone reads its compact NFC chip and can present the saved text, website, phone number, or other supported destination.

What can an NFC tag open?

An NFC tag can open a current checklist, manual, contact, form, return instruction, caregiver note, service history, or a simple plain-text message stored directly on the tag.

Does someone need an app to scan a tag?

Usually, no. Most current phones can read a standard NFC tag with their built-in NFC reader. An app may be useful when you want to write or rewrite the tag yourself.

Which phones can scan NFC-A TAG products?

Most recent Android phones and iPhones support NFC. Keep the phone unlocked, make sure NFC is enabled on Android, and use the product’s QR fallback when it is available.

Are NFC stickers a good fit for equipment or home?

Yes. NFC stickers create a compact access point on a clean, dry surface when a lightweight tag is the right format for the object.

What are near field communication tags, and what does the NFC chip do?

Near field communication tags hold a small NFC chip. The NFC chip stores the message a nearby phone reads when someone taps the tag.

Where should I tap the phone?

Try the upper back of an iPhone or the center back of an Android phone. Hold the phone still for a moment, then move it gradually if it does not read on the first try.

Can I change what my tag opens later?

Yes. A compatible unlocked NFC tag can be rewritten with the NFC-A TAG Writer or another compatible NFC writing app. If the tag opens a webpage you control, you can also update that page without changing the physical tag.

Will a tag work without internet?

A simple text message stored on the tag can be read without opening a webpage. A website, form, or other online destination needs the scanning phone to have an internet connection.