Business cards Durban
Business cards in Durban pair a QR code with an NFC chip, letting a contact tap or scan to open a live profile. That suits Durban's port and logistics businesses, its manufacturing base, and the newer commercial node growing around Umhlanga.
Port, logistics, manufacturing and Umhlanga
Durban is home to one of Africa's busiest ports, and much of the city's commercial activity is built around port operations, freight logistics and the manufacturing firms that rely on them, particularly in the automotive and chemical sectors. Alongside this established base, Umhlanga has grown into a modern business node with newer office parks attracting financial services and corporate tenants moving out of the older city centre.
A logistics or manufacturing contact can use a smart card to share a shipping schedule link or product catalogue through their profile, something a printed card alone cannot carry.
Durban ICC and delivery
The Durban ICC hosts conferences and trade events across a range of industries, including logistics and manufacturing gatherings tied to the port economy, and a scannable card makes it easier for a contact to hold onto your details after a busy exhibition floor. Delivery to Durban and the rest of South Africa is by tracked delivery.
Frequently asked questions
- Can a logistics company share shipping details through the card?
- Yes, the linked profile can include a link to shipping schedules or documentation alongside standard contact details.
- Are smart cards suited to Umhlanga's newer corporate offices?
- Yes, a tap or scan works well in Umhlanga's modern office parks alongside more established Durban city centre businesses.
- Are these cards used at Durban ICC events?
- Yes, exhibitors and delegates use scannable cards to keep track of contacts made across a busy show.
- Is delivery to Durban tracked?
- Yes, orders to Durban and the rest of South Africa are sent with tracked delivery.