UCMe digital identity cards
UCMe gives you one simple page people can scan, tap, save, share, and use to contact you. It replaces the “here are five different links” conversation with one clear, useful experience.
A short reason to connect with you.
You do not need every feature. Start with the job your card should perform most often.
Use your name, a clear title, one sentence about what you do, and three useful links. Share it by text, QR, or NFC after meeting someone.
Make the next business step obvious. Add your offer, booking link, lead form, and only the links that help a prospect decide or act.
Use the card to help someone take one next step: connect with your community, request prayer or care, watch a message, or contact a leader.
Create a focused card for the event, then enable Event / Expo Mode so visitors see the event name, your booth or room, and one event-specific call to action.
Show people your best work instead of every account you own. Keep the top links current and use Open Offer for the project, release, or collaboration you are promoting now.
Check off each step as you complete it. Your progress is saved in this browser.
The dashboard is your control center. It tells you whether your cards are available, how many card slots your plan includes, and what you can do with each card.
“Ready to share” means at least one card is live. “Setup needed” means you still need to create a card or resolve the account or plan condition keeping it inactive.
The capacity display shows cards used, the maximum allowed by your plan, and how many open card slots remain. A card slot is one separate public card experience.
Cards is the number you created. Live is the number visitors can currently open. Available is the number of additional cards you may create.
Each card tile shows its label, headline, public address, image, and live or inactive status. Use separate cards when the audience or desired next step changes.
Opens the four-step editor. Use it to change the image, identity, contact details, settings, links, lead form, event information, and sharing destinations.
Opens the Share Center so you can copy the card link, text or email it, send it through WhatsApp, show or download its QR code, copy an email signature, or review NFC instructions.
Opens the public card exactly as another person sees it. Always use View after editing so you can test the full visitor experience.
Copies the permanent public card address. Paste it into a text, email, profile, website, chat, social bio, or printed QR generator.
Shows card views, shares, contact saves, captured leads, date and status filters, CSV export, and individual lead records.
Permanently removes the card after confirmation. Links and printed QR codes pointing to that card will no longer provide the card experience, so delete only when it will not be reused.
Creates another card when your plan has an open slot. A new card is useful for a different business, ministry, event, campaign, audience, or role.
Appears when every card slot is used and an upgrade path is available. Upgrading allows additional distinct cards; it is not required to keep editing existing cards.
Returns to the main card-management screen.
Opens this Learning Center. On tablet the header may show icons only; on mobile it opens as a full-screen menu.
Jumps directly to the Your Cards section on the dashboard.
Some United City pages may show a smaller UCMe panel with your QR, public address, Share, Copy link, and Download .vcf actions.
The editor is organized into Photo, Details, Links, and Ready. Changes are saved when you finish the Links step, so complete the workflow before leaving.
Choose the recognizable image people should associate with this card.
Set the identity, contact information, card behavior, leads, events, email, integrations, and privacy.
Choose the United City and custom destinations visitors can open.
Preview, share, save, copy, or return to the dashboard after publishing.
UCMe starts with your United City profile image when available. This makes initial setup faster and keeps your identity familiar across the ecosystem.
Uploads a JPG, PNG, or WebP specifically for the card. Use a clear headshot, logo, ministry image, or event-facing identity that still looks good as a circle.
Restores the current image connected to your United City profile. Use this after testing a custom card image or when your profile picture has been updated.
Names the card so you and visitors can distinguish it, such as Main, Business, Ministry, Speaker, Portfolio, or Expo. Keep it short and audience-friendly.
Adds the Open Offer action and an Offer QR code to the public card. Use it for a current service, product, registration page, donation page, resource, campaign, store, or featured opportunity.
Explains your role and organization in one line. Good examples are “Financial Coach at Example Group” or “Community Care Director.”
Tells visitors who you help, what you do, or why they should reconnect. One or two short sentences are easier to scan than a full biography.
Places the phone number into the downloadable contact file. Only add a number you intend to share with anyone who receives the card.
Places the email address into the downloadable contact file and identifies where visitors can contact you. It may be different from the email sender used for automatic messages.
Changes the visual presentation. Modern Default is general-purpose; Ministry supports community and care; Business emphasizes professional use; Speaker / Expo is suited to presentations and events.
Sets the card’s visual accent. Choose a color with enough contrast to keep buttons and highlights readable.
Adds Book a Meeting to the public card. Paste the full link to Calendly, FluentBooking, Google appointment scheduling, or another booking page.
Leave this blank for normal use so an NFC tap opens the UCMe card. Enter another URL only when the physical NFC card or sticker should intentionally open a different destination.
Adds Want a follow-up? to the public card. Visitors can submit their name, email, phone, message, consent, and any questions you add.
Adds one question for each line. Ask only what improves the next conversation, such as interest, organization, requested service, prayer need, preferred follow-up time, or event topic.
Sends an immediate acknowledgement when the visitor supplied an email address. Use it to confirm receipt, repeat the next step, and reassure the person that you will respond.
The email subject the visitor sees. Keep it specific, such as “Thanks for connecting at the Community Expo.”
The message sent after submission. You can use {name} to personalize it and {card_url} to include the live card again.
Marks the lead for an AI-assisted workflow when your organization has connected one. It does not send a response by itself and should not replace your review of the lead.
Enable FluentCRM when submitted leads should automatically enter a CRM list or campaign. Each card can point to the CRM site that owns that audience.
Enter the CRM site and the access values supplied by the site administrator. These settings are for connecting the card, not information visitors will see.
Use the list and tag values provided by the CRM administrator to organize the contact. Multiple values can be separated by commas.
A business card can route to a sales list while a ministry or event card routes to a different list, tag, campaign, or United City subsite.
Applies the mailbox only to lead notifications and automatic replies for this card. Turn it on when the messages should come from your organization’s email account.
The person or organization name displayed in the recipient’s inbox.
The sending address. Most providers expect this to match the authenticated mailbox or an address that mailbox is authorized to send as.
Where a reply should go. This can be a shared team inbox even when another mailbox sends the message.
Use the exact values supplied by your email provider. Common combinations are TLS with port 587 or SSL with port 465, but the provider’s documentation is the authority.
Use the mailbox login or provider-issued app password. Many providers reject the normal account password when multi-factor authentication is enabled.
Tests the values currently entered in the form. Do not rely on custom sending until the test succeeds and the message reaches the expected inbox.
When editing an existing card, leave the password field blank to keep the saved credential. Enter a new value only when the password or app password changed.
Adds an event banner, displays the event context, makes an event CTA available, and associates captured lead activity with the event name.
Use the recognizable conference, expo, campaign, gathering, appointment, or activation name.
Adds the physical place where the introduction happened, such as Booth 12, Hall B, Prayer Room, or Workshop 3.
Adds the venue, campus, city, or online-event context.
Names the temporary action visitors should take, such as Get the Expo Guide, Join the Giveaway, Request a Demo, Register, Donate, or Watch the Session.
The full destination opened by the event CTA. Test it before displaying or printing the event QR.
Controls the browser and supported social-sharing title when you need wording different from your visible name.
Provides the short explanation that supported services may show when the card link is shared.
Selects the image supported platforms may show beside the link. Use a public image address with a clear, wide preview.
Requests that search engines not index the card. The card remains accessible to anyone who has the URL, so this is not a password or private-access feature.
A UCMe card is designed to be shared. Only include phone numbers, email addresses, images, links, and descriptions that you are comfortable making available to people with the link.
UC TownSquare, UC Vision, and an available UC Partner Page can be prefilled from your account. Use each Show toggle to decide whether that destination appears on this card.
When more than one eligible partner destination exists, choose the one that matches this card’s audience or organization.
Add Website, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, X / Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Email, or Other destinations. Enter the complete address and test it from the public card.
Put the destinations most likely to help this audience first. A focused card usually performs better with three to five strong choices than with every link you own.
Creates another platform-and-URL row until the card reaches its custom-link limit.
The × control removes that row from the editor. Finish the step to save the updated link list.
Opens the full Share Center for messaging, email, WhatsApp, QR, email signature, NFC, and contact-saving options.
Opens the Save Card Center so the live page can be kept on the phone for later use.
Copies the live page address for pasting anywhere.
Opens the finished public experience. Test every QR, action, link, form, and event destination before sharing widely.
Returns to card management after the card has been saved.
The public card is the experience behind your link, QR code, and NFC tap. It is designed to help someone remember you and choose a useful next action.
The Offer QR appears when a Promotion URL exists. Share Card opens the live page. Save Contact opens the downloadable contact. Tap to zoom a QR when someone needs to scan it from your screen.
When Event Mode is active, the card shows the event name, booth or room, location, and the temporary event action.
These elements help the visitor confirm who they met and why the connection matters. The card label also distinguishes cards when more than one is available.
Downloads a .vcf contact file containing the public phone and email details. The visitor then confirms saving it in the phone’s contact app.
Lets the visitor send the card to themselves or another person without manually copying the address.
Helps the visitor keep the complete live page, including future updates to links and content. This is different from saving only the phone and email as a contact.
Appears when Lead Capture is enabled and opens the visitor response form. Submitted information is available under Activity & leads.
Appears when a Promotion URL exists and directs the visitor to the current product, service, resource, campaign, donation page, or opportunity.
Appears when a Booking URL exists and opens the external scheduling page.
Open the profiles, websites, social channels, videos, portfolios, communities, and other destinations selected in the editor.
When your account has multiple available cards, visitors can swipe between them. The dots indicate the number of cards and the currently selected card.
Eligible visitors may connect with you inside the associated United City community. Visitors who are not members may see an invitation to join or create their own card.
The same live card can be used in person, remotely, on printed material, inside email, or with an NFC product. You do not need a different card for every sharing method.
Copies the public URL for any app or document.
Starts a text message containing the card address. Best immediately after an in-person introduction.
Starts a new email containing the card. Add a personal sentence explaining why you are sending it.
Opens a WhatsApp share message for contacts or groups.
Displays a scannable code on your device for another person to scan.
Saves an image for signs, slides, badges, brochures, tables, booths, displays, or printed handouts.
Copies a simple signature-style card link you can paste into a supported email-signature editor.
Shows the address to program into a compatible NFC card or sticker. Test the NFC item with more than one phone before relying on it.
Downloads your .vcf contact file instead of the full live card.
Uses the best available save or install behavior on the current device. Android may show an install prompt; iPhone users are guided through Add to Home Screen.
Open the card in Safari, tap Share, choose Add to Home Screen, and confirm Add.
Starts a self-directed text so the card can be found later from messages.
Lets another device scan and keep the card.
Provides the standard contact-file option when the person mainly wants your phone and email.
Saving the card keeps the same live page. When you change its content later, the saved card opens the updated version.
The person mainly needs your phone number and email inside their contacts app.
The person should keep your links, offer, booking page, event context, or future card updates.
Many people need the same destination or the card needs to appear on a physical or visual surface.
You share the card repeatedly in person and want a quick tap experience.
Activity & leads combines high-level engagement counts with the contact records submitted through the card’s follow-up form.
How many recorded times the public card was opened. A view does not guarantee that the visitor read the whole page.
Recorded openings or uses of the card-sharing experience. Use this as a directional engagement signal rather than a promise that every recipient opened it.
Recorded Save Contact actions that opened the downloadable contact file.
Completed follow-up requests submitted through this card.
Finds records by the visitor information and content available in the lead list.
Filters leads by whether CRM delivery synced, failed, is pending, was skipped, or was not configured.
Limits the results to a meeting, event, campaign, or reporting period.
Applies the current search, status, and date choices.
Downloads the currently filtered lead data for a spreadsheet, reporting workflow, or permitted follow-up process.
Use the submitted email or phone only for the purpose the visitor agreed to.
Use this context to make the response relevant instead of sending a generic follow-up.
When Event Mode was active, use the event name to remember where the introduction occurred and which offer or CTA was shown.
Permanently removes that record after confirmation. Export or transfer anything you are required to retain before deleting it.
Open Activity & leads after a meeting, event, campaign, or day of networking while the context is still fresh.
Reference the event, conversation, question, or requested next step.
Use your approved CRM or follow-up process so the relationship does not depend on memory.
If views are high but actions are low, simplify the message, reduce links, or make the primary benefit clearer.
Start with the audience, decide what they need next, and remove anything that distracts from that outcome.
Use a friendly photo, role, short bio, phone, email, and three important links. Share by text or QR while you are still together.
Use the Promotion URL for the main offer, Booking URL for scheduling, and a short lead form for the prospect’s need.
Use welcoming language and direct links to the community, prayer or care request, events, messages, giving, or a leader.
Use a strong preview image, keep the best work first, and use the offer or booking action for collaborations, commissions, or appearances.
Place the downloaded QR on the final slide. Use Event Mode for the session title and an event CTA for notes, a resource, booking, or feedback.
Enable Event Mode, display the QR at eye level, use one event-specific offer, and ask one useful qualifying question.
Use another card slot or Event Mode for a launch, fundraiser, volunteer drive, seasonal service, or community initiative.
Create one card for personal networking and another for each role that has different contact details, links, CRM routing, offer, or tone.
Most issues are caused by an incomplete URL, an unsaved editor step, device-specific save behavior, account availability, or credentials supplied by another service.
Return to the dashboard and review the Live count, status pill, plan capacity, and any account or membership notice. Editing the card does not override an account-level availability condition.
Complete the editor through the Links step and select Finish. Then open View in a new tab and refresh the public card.
Use the full address, including https:// when appropriate. For email links, select Email and enter the intended email destination. Test every link from the public card rather than only from the editor.
Confirm whether you downloaded the card QR, contact QR, or offer QR. Each has a different purpose. If an NFC destination was customized, it may also differ from the normal card URL.
That is expected. Android browsers may offer an install prompt. On iPhone, open the card in Safari and use Share → Add to Home Screen.
The .vcf file is the standard contact file. Open the downloaded file and confirm the save inside the phone’s contacts app.
Edit the card, open Lead Capture, enable Capture follow-up leads, finish the editor, and test the public card again.
Explain the benefit of responding, ask fewer questions, make the desired outcome specific, and mention the form during the conversation. A button labeled by context often performs better than a vague request.
Recheck the provider’s host, port, encryption, username, and app-password requirements. Make sure the From Email is authorized for that mailbox. Use the detailed test response to determine whether the failure is connection, encryption, or authentication related.
Open Activity & leads and filter by CRM status. Confirm the correct CRM site, credential, list values, and tag values with the CRM administrator, then test a new lead.
Edit the card, update or disable Event / Expo Mode, finish the editor, and refresh the public card. Printed QR codes continue to open the same card and will show the new information.
Confirm the SEO title, description, and public preview-image URL, then allow time for the receiving service to refresh its cached preview. The visible card can update before a social platform refreshes its stored preview.
Continue editing and sharing existing cards, delete a card that is truly no longer needed, or use the available upgrade path to add capacity. Do not delete a card while printed QR codes or NFC items still depend on it.
The public card should answer three questions quickly: who are you, why should I remember you, and what should I do next?
From a text, email, QR scan, website link, or NFC tap. They do not need to install an app.
Your photo, title, short bio, and focused links explain who you are and what matters.
They can save your contact, save the full card, share it, request follow-up, open an offer, or book a meeting.
Review activity and leads, export your records, and follow up while the conversation is still fresh.
Downloads a standard contact file (.vcf) that opens in the phone’s contacts app.
Helps them keep the live UCMe page, including your current links and future updates.
Shares the public card URL through the phone share sheet or UCMe Share Center.
Opens your lead form so the visitor can send their contact details and a message.
The card URL is the main asset. Every sharing tool is simply a convenient way to deliver that same live page.
Best for one-to-one conversations. Send it while you are still together so they can open it immediately.
Best moment: after an introductionBest for signs, slides, printed handouts, badges, tables, booths, and situations where many people need the same card.
Best moment: groups and printed materialsProgram the NFC item with your UCMe card URL. A compatible phone tap opens the card.
Best moment: repeated in-person useBest for ongoing digital visibility. Add the live card to email, profiles, websites, and messages.
Best moment: remote and everyday sharingUse it when the context matters: a conference, vendor booth, church gathering, speaking engagement, campaign, networking night, or appointment. It keeps your normal identity while adding an event-specific reason to act.
Enter the event name, booth or room, location, and the one action visitors should take. Download and test the QR.
Display the QR at eye level, keep your CTA specific, and invite visitors to send their information through the follow-up form.
Open Activity & leads, export or sync contacts, follow up promptly, then turn Event Mode off or prepare it for the next event.
CTA: “Get the event resource guide” → a campaign page, form, product, community, or signup.
Use the tabs to explore. Start with Essentials and Growth; the integrations can wait until you have a clear workflow.
The short name that distinguishes the card in your dashboard and on the public card, such as Main, Business, Ministry, Speaker, or Expo.
Overrides your account name on this card. Use it for a church, ministry, business, team, or other organization card; leave it blank for personal cards.
Explain what you do and why someone should remember you. Keep the headline direct and the bio to one or two short sentences.
Add up to 12 destinations. Put the most important actions first and avoid making the visitor hunt through unnecessary choices.
A prominent destination for the product, service, resource, campaign, or opportunity you are currently promoting.
Connect a Calendly, FluentBooking, Google appointment, or other scheduling page.
Create separate cards when audiences need different messages or next steps. Your plan controls the number of available card slots.
Adds the “Want a follow-up?” button so a visitor can send their name, email, phone, and message.
Ask only what improves your response, such as interest, organization, best time to call, or prayer need.
Send an immediate acknowledgement after someone submits the lead form. Include your card URL and set expectations for follow-up.
See views, shares, contact saves, and captured leads. Search, filter, export CSV, or remove records.
Optionally send lead notices and automatic replies through your own domain’s SMTP account.
Marks leads for AI-assisted follow-up when a compatible UC AI workflow is connected. It does not replace your review.
The context visitors recognize, such as a conference, campaign, gathering, or appointment.
Helps a visitor remember where they met you and makes the card useful during a busy event.
Adds the venue or city to the event banner for more context.
The one event-specific next step: register, download, donate, shop, join, watch, or request information.
UCMe records event CTA clicks and keeps event context with captured lead activity.
Disable Event Mode when the temporary banner or CTA is no longer relevant. Your normal card information remains.
Sends captured leads from this specific card to the FluentCRM site, lists, and tags you configure.
Different cards can send contacts to different businesses, ministries, campaigns, or subsites.
Use Send test email before relying on your custom sender. App passwords or SMTP AUTH may be required.
Usually the normal UCMe card URL is best. An advanced custom NFC URL can be used when your tap should open a different destination.
Adjust the visual accent while keeping the card clean and readable.
Controls browser and social-sharing context when you need wording different from the visible card.
Choose the image people see when the card link is shared on supported platforms.
Use noindex for private-purpose or temporary cards that should be shareable by link but not discoverable in search results.
Anything you place on the public card can be viewed by someone with the link. Only publish contact details you intend to share.
The dashboard shows whether the card is live and available to visitors. Access and plan conditions may affect availability.
A useful UCMe card only needs a clear identity, contact information, and a few links. Advanced settings solve specific workflow problems; they are not required for launch.
Use when leads must automatically enter a CRM list or campaign.
Use when lead emails should come from your own branded email account.
Use when search visibility or social preview control matters.
Use only when your organization has connected the supporting UC AI workflow.
A digital card is not finished when it is shared. Use activity to improve the card and leads to continue the relationship.
Open Activity & leads after an event, campaign, or important meeting.
Contact people promptly and use their message or custom answers for context.
If people view but do not act, simplify the bio, links, or call to action.
Keep the same card current, or create another card when a new audience needs a different message.
No. A live UCMe card opens as a normal mobile-friendly web page. Some community connection features may invite a person to join, but viewing, saving, and sharing the card do not require an app.
Usually no. Include the destinations most useful to this card’s audience. Three to five focused links are often easier to understand than a long list.
The card label helps you identify the card in your dashboard. Your public identity comes from your profile and the details shown on the card.
Yes. The card is a live page. Update its content and anyone using the same card link or QR will see the current version.
Create another card when the audience, message, organization, or next action is meaningfully different. Examples include personal vs business, ministry vs consulting, or everyday vs event-specific.
The public card is designed to be shared. Any phone, email, bio, or link placed on it should be information you are comfortable making available to people with the URL.
No. Use it when the event name, booth, location, or temporary CTA adds useful context. For a casual gathering, your normal card may be enough.
Make the reason to respond specific. Replace a vague request with a clear benefit, ask fewer questions, and mention the form while speaking with the person.
Open Offer is the card’s ongoing promoted destination. Event CTA is temporary and appears with Event / Expo Mode context. Use the event CTA for the event-specific action and Open Offer for the broader continuing offer.
The contact email is public and is placed in the downloadable contact. The SMTP From Email is the mailbox used to send UCMe lead notices or auto-replies and is not automatically shown on the card.
Yes, when it points to the same live card URL. The QR opens the current version of that card. A QR will stop being useful if the card is deleted or becomes unavailable.
Yes. Program it with the normal UCMe public card URL unless you intentionally need another NFC destination. Test it on multiple compatible phones after programming.
UCMe presents available cards from the same account as a mobile carousel. Use clear card labels and distinct purposes so visitors understand the difference.
Thank the person, confirm that the request was received, repeat the expected next step or response time, and include the card link when useful. Avoid promising an immediate response unless you can deliver it.
No. Noindex asks search engines not to list it, but anyone with the URL can still open it. Do not place confidential information on a public UCMe card.
Repurpose it when existing QR codes, NFC items, or shared links should continue working for the same general audience. Delete it only when the card and all dependent materials are no longer needed.
A clear card used consistently creates more value than a perfect card nobody shares.