About us
The Swiss company behind bizCARD
bizCARD is a platform for digital business cards, QR codes, email signatures and printed or NFC cards, built for companies and professionals. It is developed and operated by dambox Sagl, a Swiss company.
bizCARD at a glance
- Product
- bizCARD: digital business cards, QR codes, short links, email signatures, appointment booking, printed cards and NFC cards, team management.
- Company
- dambox Sagl, a limited liability company under Swiss law.
- Governing law
- Swiss law; place of jurisdiction Lugano, Canton of Ticino.
- Data protection
- Compliant with the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) and, where applicable, the GDPR.
- Where data is stored
- Application on Vercel and database on Neon, in European data centres. Payments are handled by Stripe: credit card details never pass through our servers.
- Languages
- Interface in Italian, German, French, English and Spanish. Public cards are also available in Portuguese, Croatian and Dutch.
- Pricing
- Free plan at CHF 0; paid plans from CHF 5 to CHF 149 per month, flat per team. Enterprise on request.
- Contact
- support@bizcard.ch for support, privacy@dambox.ch for data protection.
What bizCARD does
A paper business card is out of date the first time a role or a number changes. bizCARD moves the details online: every person has a card with its own address, shared through a link, a QR code or an NFC chip. Update it once and it is current everywhere it has already been shared.
Around the card sit the tools that usually live in separate products: QR codes in the company's branding, smart short links, consistent email signatures for the whole team, appointment booking, and printed or NFC cards generated from the same data.
Who it is for
For professionals who want to present themselves well without reprinting anything, and for companies that need to give dozens or hundreds of employees a consistent identity. Larger organisations connect bizCARD to their directory with SSO and SCIM, so cards and signatures follow joiners, leavers and role changes automatically.
How we handle data
We collect only the data needed to run the service and we do not sell it to third parties. The contract is governed by Swiss law and processing follows the FADP and the GDPR. Details on providers, retention periods and data subject rights are in the privacy policy.