Double-Sided Business Card Scanner for Full Details
Your prospect’s business card has the mobile number on the back, the Japanese name on the back, or the LinkedIn QR on the back. Your scanner that only reads the front loses all of it.
Why the back of the card matters
Your back-of-card content often includes mobile numbers kept separate from office numbers, local-language name and title, company registration details, LinkedIn or social handles, a QR linking to a digital card.
Your scanner needs to capture both sides in one contact.
The double-sided scan flow
Your rep scans the front, taps ‘scan back’, and the scanner captures the reverse. Both sides merge into one contact with fields de-duplicated (no ‘John Smith’ appearing twice).
Your CRM record has everything from both sides in the right fields.
Bilingual card handling
Your bilingual cards need both sides merged intelligently. The English name on the front and the Japanese name on the back are the same person, both should save on the same contact record.
Your CRM can store both name forms with appropriate labelling.
Name in local script
Your contact record can have an additional field for the local-script name.
Address in local script
Your Japanese address printed in kanji saves alongside the English transliteration.
QR codes on the back
Your prospect’s card has a QR linking to a digital business card platform. Your scanner reads the QR and merges the digital profile into the same contact record.
Your contact ends up richer than either side alone would have been.
Skip the back when there’s nothing there
Your rep can skip the back scan in a single tap if the back is blank or decorative only.
Your scan flow stays fast when it should be fast.