Your 30 mm white NTAG215 coin, shown with the sticker color and print you select.
PU leather keychain sleeve · one aligned stitch ring + split key ring.
Clear acrylic sleeve + cut-to-size leather cord.
Round silicone holder + vertical carabiner clip.
$299.00
Make the innovation briefing easy to pick up and pass along.
$299.00
Product Details
A complicated field of work needs a simple first stop. Keep the approved briefing easy to find after the room clears.
Features
- Ten customized 30 mm NTAG215 NFC-A TAG coins, finished with one selected full-face sticker color across the kit.
- All ten NFC tags open one shared, organization-approved public overview, capabilities summary, publications index, or general collaboration path.
- Optional custom print is $0.59 per coin ($5.90 for all ten); one optional holder may be added per kit.
Benefits
- Give collaborators a clean public starting point they can return to after a dense briefing.
- Keep the destination in the system your team already maintains, with a named owner and review date.
- Use NFC as a simple route to approved public information without turning a tag into another research platform.
Package Details
- The $299 kit includes ten customized 30 mm NFC tags, one selected sticker color, and one shared organization-approved URL.
- Add custom print for $5.90 across the ten tags or choose one optional holder per kit. The NFC tag points to a page; it does not store research, authenticate collaborators, control access, or manage documents. Keep patient information, specimens, results, partner-specific plans, unpublished findings, credentials, and confidential IP in approved systems.
The room clears. The resource should still be findable.
Innovation work moves across specialties, teams, and institutions. The public starting point should make the handoff.
Give the next conversation a clean first stop.
Put an NFC tag on a shared innovation folio or demo case. A tap opens the approved program overview, capabilities summary, public publications index, or general collaboration path. No new platform to explain. Just the public resource the team chose.
One destination. One owner.
All ten NFC tags open the same URL. Your team maintains that page in the system it already uses, names an owner, and sets a review date. When the overview changes, update the page. Keep the physical NFC tag where people look for the briefing.
Count the minutes spent locating the approved briefing resource.
Start at one shared briefing point. Count searches, resends, outdated-link corrections, and the time each takes. Include setup and page upkeep; the math should carry the whole cost.
Enter observed numbers to estimate staff capacity. This is a planning estimate, not a savings or research-outcome promise.
Estimate = (eligible lookups × observed minutes ÷ 60 × loaded labor rate) − setup and destination-maintenance labor. Use your own measured inputs; actual results vary.
Check the public briefing before it leaves the room.
Confirm the owner, audience, approved page, review date, tap test, and a way to share it with visitors who cannot tap.
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Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.
Questions about Diagnostic Laboratory Innovation Briefing NFC Tag Kit
How can I use Diagnostic Laboratory Innovation Briefing NFC Tag Kit?
Use this kit to give a shared innovation briefing folio or approved program-information point a direct route to one public, organization-approved resource hub.
Where can I place an NFC tag?
Place an NFC tag on a shared briefing folio, demo case, or suitable approved information point. Test it with a compatible phone where collaborators will use it.
What can an NFC tag open?
All ten NFC tags open the same public program overview, approved capabilities summary, public publications index, or general collaboration path selected by your organization.
Does an NFC tag secure or manage confidential research?
No. The NFC tag opens the URL you provide. It does not authenticate collaborators, control access, store files, or manage research documents. Keep sensitive work in your organization’s approved systems.
What comes in the 10-tag kit?
The $299 kit includes ten customized 30 mm NTAG215 NFC tags, one selected sticker color, and one shared organization-approved public resource URL. Optional custom print is $0.59 per tag ($5.90 for all ten); one holder is an optional add-on per kit.