Your brand. A useful next step.
A branded piece on your table or counter. One NFC tap or QR scan opens your menu, products, booking and contact options on a page we design for you.
Illustrative concepts. Materials and availability need confirmation.
Swipe, scroll over the image, or use the arrows.
One placement. A useful next step.
Your menu and Wi-Fi details, right where your guest needs them.
Your services and booking link, ready for visitors at reception.
A clear way to share feedback and stay in touch after a visit.
These are possible journeys, not claims of deployed clients or completed integrations.
Reception information, booking destinations, product discovery and event guidance. Each experience is scoped to the business and verified before release.
From piece to customer page
Start with a format. Add your brand materials and content so we can design the piece and customer page together.
These are illustrative design previews. We review the physical format, artwork and production details with you.
How it works
We design the touchpoint and the page together, around your business and what your customer needs.
Hold a phone near the NFC mark, or scan the QR code.
Your information and links, in an experience made for your customers.
A menu, Wi-Fi details or a way to get in touch — shaped around your business.
Your content. A page shaped around your brand.
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Made around your business
As your business changes, so does the information your customers need. Update the content and destination while keeping the same touchpoint.
FAQ
NFC, QR and the digital experience behind the physical entry.
QA.Tap connects a physical customer touchpoint to a managed digital experience: a branded page, useful information or an approved destination. The entry, the content and the next step are shaped around the business rather than a fixed NFC product catalogue.
Understand the systemNFC opens the entry link when a compatible phone reads the tag at close range. QR opens it through a camera or QR scanner. QA.Tap treats NFC and QR as separate access methods, even when they belong to the same physical unit.
No extra app is needed to open the web experience. NFC needs a compatible NFC-enabled phone; QR needs a supported camera or scanner. An internet connection is needed for the page. Phone compatibility and the final NFC assembly are checked before physical release.
When the touchpoint uses its QA.Tap entry link, QA.Tap manages and releases approved routing or hosted-content updates behind that link. The static NFC entry does not need re-encoding, and its QR entry does not need reprinting just because the destination changes.
Explore experience directionsA table, service counter, reception desk or event can provide a useful starting point. The placement, customer action and physical construction are scoped together; a concept image does not prove that a finished piece has been tested in that setting.
The implemented platform records accepted entry requests, hosted experience views and outbound navigation. These events do not prove physical presence, unique visitors, purchases or completed reviews elsewhere. The charts on this website are illustrative.
Understand what can be measuredArtwork, colours, placement and the digital journey can be scoped in your concept brief. Mini, Stand and Frame are prototype concepts, not validated commercial products. Final materials, read performance and availability must be confirmed separately.
View the prototype directionsThis public website is available in English and Arabic, with right-to-left Arabic layouts. Tell us which languages your customer experience needs in the brief; its content and language behaviour are scoped and verified for that experience.
Share the business, where the touchpoint would sit and what the customer should be able to do next. Links or small reference files can help explain the idea. A request starts a discussion; it is not a purchase or a promise of manufacturing, delivery or integration.
Request a tailored conceptLet’s confirm the details
Every piece above can carry your branding. If you need a different physical format or a broader experience, tell us your idea and where it will live so we can review the possibilities.
A short brief, in three steps.
