If you meet people for work, there’s a Beeps Card for how you work
Tap shares what that profession actually needs - not just a number. Booking for doctors, listings for realtors, catalog for shops, portfolio for creators - all on one hosted profile.
Industries
Licensed and regulated professions
A regulator or a council decides what these professionals may say about themselves. Each page starts from that rule and builds the profile inside it.
Patients book, pay advance, save clinic location - all from one tap after appointment.
Registration number, recognised degrees, treatments and their fees - what the dental code of ethics allows.
Enrolment details, areas of practice and a way to call - the particulars Bar Council Rule 36 allows.
Membership number, qualifications and services - the particulars ICAI's advertisement guidelines allow.
Your registered title, CA registration number and projects, handed to clients you can name - inside the Architects Act.
IRDAI's 2024 rules ask the insurer to approve an agent's advertisement in writing first. A contact-first profile, and a check for every line.
Your ARN, the AMFI tagline and the right title on one profile - plus a firm-name checker built on AMFI's own lists.
The UCPMP 2024 code holds the company responsible for its representatives, so the company approves one profile and every rep uses it.
Property listings, galleries, virtual tours - tap at site visit beats handing a brochure.
Business owners, shops and teams
The profile here is a small storefront: what you sell, how to reach you, and how a customer pays or books.
To a supplier, a lender or a candidate you are the company - one page that carries what it sells and proof it is real.
Catalog with prices, offers, Google reviews and UPI - turn walk-ins into WhatsApp customers.
One card per rep, one login for all, links that pass to the next rep, and a list of who saved each rep's contact.
Standardise brand across employees - Enterprise 20 profiles under one bill.
Clients, venues, caterers and decorators from one card - at the highest exchange volume of any profession.
Creative and freelance work
You sell work that has to be seen. The profile puts the work first and the enquiry second.
Portfolio, testimonials, social links - look premium at every meet, no website needed.
Gallery + packages + booking - show work and take advance on the spot.
You sell presentation, so your own is a work sample - case studies with real figures instead of adjectives.
Your media kit handed over in person - reach, past collaborations and a rate card, not a PDF sent at midnight.
Local services and trades
Customers find you by asking around and by searching nearby. The profile turns a word-of-mouth referral into a booking.
A menu that follows FSSAI's display rules - veg and non-veg logos, allergens, calories at scale - with a menu-line builder.
Event caterers are exempt from FSSAI's menu-card rules but not from the food safety basics. A quote-to-advance flow with UPI.
BIS hallmarking in plain words: what a shop must display, what the bill must say, and why a catalogue design cannot carry a HUID.
The CCPA's 2024 rules for coaching advertising: no guaranteed selection, results with their context and consent, no false urgency.
The Ministry of Tourism's approval is voluntary, so 'approved' has to be true and current. What to display, and how long it lasts.
Kerala Tourism's Diamond, Gold and Silver classification lasts three years and the certificate must be on show. A validity calculator.
Work in a profession that isn't listed here? Tell us what you hand out today and we'll show you what the profile would carry instead.
The same card, pointed at very different pages
The physical card is identical whichever profession you are in. What changes completely is what should be on the page it opens, and in what order - and that ordering is most of whether the thing works.
A doctor's patient wants a location, consulting hours and a booking slot, and does not need a portfolio. A photographer's client wants exactly the portfolio and will not book without seeing it. A component supplier's buyer wants a specification sheet they can forward to a purchase committee. Put any one of those layouts in front of the wrong audience and the profile reads as noise.
That is why these pages exist separately rather than as one page with a list of features. Each one is about the sequence a particular kind of buyer moves through, and what has to be on screen at each step.
If your profession is not listed
The reasoning transfers. Work through these and you will land close to the right layout.
- Write down the question the person you just met is silently asking. Almost every profile should answer that in its first screen.
- Decide whether your work needs to be seen to be sold. If it does, the gallery goes above everything except your name.
- Decide whether the next step is a booking, an enquiry or a payment, and put exactly one of them first.
- Identify the one fact about you that changes most often. That is the field that belongs on the profile rather than on the print.
- Tell us what you hand out today and we will suggest the layout - it costs nothing and we would rather you set it up correctly than not.
Your profession, your profile -
built for the way India does business.
Catalog, UPI, booking, gallery, enquiry - pick what you need, hide what you don’t. From ₹199/year.
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