$2.99
The right jobsite details, before the next call.
$2.99
Product Details
The right jobsite details, before the next call.
Features
- One 2 × 3 inch PVC NFC tag card with a full-face color choice and one project contact and arrival page URL supplied with the order.
- The page can open approved project contacts, entrance directions, parking notes, and delivery details your site team maintains.
- Optional two-line custom print adds $0.59 per card. Choose a color, print style, and one URL above.
Benefits
- Put an NFC tag card at an approved arrival point so visitors can reach selected details with a compatible phone.
- Keep the physical pointer at the entrance while the project team maintains its own page.
- Use the information owner and review date to keep arrival details current.
Package Details
- One 2 × 3 inch PVC NFC tag card and one project contact and arrival page URL. Base price: $2.99. Optional custom print: $0.59 per card.
- The card opens a page; it does not unlock a gate, approve access, check in visitors, track arrivals, or replace site rules and signage. Keep gate codes and restricted information in approved access-controlled systems. Phone compatibility and destination access depend on device and page settings.
The right jobsite details, before the next call.
A driver is at the gate. A subcontractor is at the wrong entrance. The contact list is still in a thread from last week. Put the approved arrival page where the day begins.
The jobsite is hard enough to find. The right entrance should be easy.
Another driver calls. A subcontractor is at the wrong gate. The project contact list is still somewhere in a text thread, inbox, or project folder.
Put the approved arrival page on a rigid NFC tag card where people start looking.
One tap to the details your project team already maintains.
Place the NFC tag at an approved arrival or coordination point. A tap with a compatible phone can open project contacts, parking notes, delivery details, and access instructions selected by the site team.
Keep the page in the system that owns it. Assign someone to update it when an entrance, schedule, or contact changes. Test the link with the devices and permissions visitors will use.
Fewer directions by phone. Site access stays under site control.
The card opens the information page. It does not approve entry or replace a gate attendant, site rules, safety orientation, or required signage. Keep sensitive information behind the project’s approved access controls.
Put the project contact page within reach.
Count the calls it takes to get someone to the right place.
Start with one entrance or delivery point. Count repeated calls for directions, redirects between gates, and the time it takes people to reach the current project contact page.
Test the NFC card with the devices, permissions, and network access people will use. Confirm the information is current, approved for its audience, and safe to share through that destination. Repeat the review after installation. Compare redirects and time spent finding the right contact or arrival details.
These measures show whether the information route is clearer. They do not measure site security, visitor compliance, safety, or delivery performance.
Model the time using your own observations
This calculator runs in your browser. It does not save or send the numbers you enter.
Estimated annual labor capacity value = eligible lookups × observed minutes saved ÷ 60 × loaded hourly labor cost
Use your own counts and measured time. This estimate is not a savings promise. Setup, page ownership, and maintenance take time too. The card does not promise fewer incidents, faster deliveries, approved access, or compliance.
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Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.
Questions about Jobsite Contact and Access Card
How can I use Jobsite Contact and Access Card?
Use this 2 × 3 inch PVC NFC tag card at an approved jobsite arrival point to open one project contact and arrival page URL supplied with the order.
Where can I place an NFC tag?
Place the card at an arrival or coordination point approved by the site team. Keep posted signage and the existing arrival process in place.
What can an NFC tag open?
A compatible phone can open the selected page with approved project contacts, entrance directions, parking notes, and delivery details. Page access may depend on device, network, and sign-in settings.
Does the NFC tag unlock the gate or approve entry?
No. The card opens a page. Site personnel and existing access rules control entry. It does not register visitors, check people in, verify credentials, or track arrivals.
What should we put on the linked page?
Include only information approved for its intended audience, such as a project contact, authorized entrance, parking guidance, delivery window, and arrival steps. Keep gate codes, private contacts, and restricted site information in approved access-controlled systems.