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User Guide

1. How to get started

1. Click on Start designing.

2. Choose a template that sparks your interest. You can filter these by style, industry, or color to help you find what you’re looking for.

3. Alternatively, start with a blank canvas by clicking Start with default template.

4. Once you’ve picked your template, a preview of the design will appear. Click Use this template to get started.

2. Designing and customizing your card

When creating your card, Koppl is designed to give you as much flexibility and customization as possible, so you can truly make your card unique.

2.1. Global styles

The global styles tab allows you to set the overall look and feel of your business card. Customize key style elements that you want to be consistent throughout your design including the font, text color, and background of your card. Once you’ve set your preferred global styles, they will apply to all individual elements of your business card.

*Any change you make to an individual tab will override the global style settings.

Font selection:
Open the dropdown menu to browse available fonts, then choose your preferred option. Your card will instantly update with the new font, letting you preview the look in real time.

Background color: This is one of the most important choices that will set the overall tone of your business card. You can choose from three different options:

Solid - Select a color from the palette or input a custom hex code.

Gradient - Choose multiple colors from the palette, and adjust the sliders and angle to your preference.

Image - Upload a custom image. You can either use an image that already includes a background color, or pick an image featuring just the objects, then add a background overlay colour to make it pop. We would recommend dimensions of 1900x600 so your card looks good on both mobile and desktop, and a file size of no larger than 2mb.

Default text color - This sets the default text color for your card design. If a text color isn’t specified for an individual element, it will automatically use this color.

2.2. Field options

Within each individual tab, there are three tick boxes: Hide component, Lock component, and Use for on-device contact creation.

Hide component: Hide any elements from your business card that you don’t need.

Lock component: For ‘Teams’ accounts. This feature allows team admins to fix elements across their brand’s business cards e.g. the brand logo. Team members without admin rights cannot edit these fields. This enables all team members to start with a branded template.

Use for on-device contact creation (default: true): The data in these fields will be used during the contact creation process on a user’s device (the contacts app). A component can be hidden from the card view but still be used for on-device contact creation. A good example is 'Company name' - for design reasons, you may only want to show your company logo on the web card. However, this field still needs to be populated to transfer the company name when a recipient downloads a card.

There are two stages to sharing your card and contact details:

1. Directing a user to your branded card page (via QR code or direct link)
2.The user downloads your contact information to their device's contacts app by clicking the button in the Share Contact Details component

However, there are some situations where the information on your online card that will not be transferred to the user’s device:

1. You uncheck the use for on-device contact creation box. This explicitly indicates that a field should not be shared to a device during the contact creation process (for example, for privacy reasons).

2. It is not available as a field on the device contacts app. In this case, the checkbox will not be available. For example, the Person Bio component allows card creators to add a short description of themselves which can be beneficial for a branded experience. However, there is no matching field in the on-device contacts app. As a result, this field’s data will not be transferred to the recipient’s device once the contact has been shared.

2.3. Individual fields

You can customize your digital business card by including various individual fields. Below are the available tabs and options:

Organization details:

Organization logo: Upload your organization’s logo and adjust the size as needed.

Organization description: Provide a brief description of your organization, a unique selling point (USP), or a tagline.

Organization name: Enter the name of your organization.


Personal information:

Person name: Enter your first and last name. If you prefer, you can leave the last name field blank to display only your first name.

Person role: Include your job title or role, such as ‘Sales Director.’

Person email: Enter the email address where you prefer to be contacted.

Person phone: Include a number you prefer to be contacted on.

Person bio: Include a brief biography or professional summary.

Icon links: Add links to your social media profiles, and customize the icons by adjusting their size and color. You can also adjust the number of icons displayed per line.


Action items:

Schedule meeting: Integrate your digital business card with scheduling tools such as Calendly or other compatible scheduling software, allowing others to book meetings with you straight through your business card.

Share contact details: You have two options for sharing contact information.

Add contact button: Include a button that allows users to instantly add your contact details to their phone at the click of a button.

Contact form: Alternatively, you can embed a form within your business card that enables users to send their email address (and up to 19 other fields) directly to you. Once they have submitted their information, they will be able to download your contact information. Form submission information will be stored in the ‘Leads’ section of your dashboard.

3. How to create your free account

1. Click save on your first card design and you will be taken to the sign up screen.

2. Enter your email address or continue with Google

3. You will receive an email with a sign in link. Click sign in to proceed.

4. Choose your account type. You can choose between a personal or team account.

4. Creating and managing multiple cards

With Koppl, you can create and store up to 10 unique digital business cards to suit different contexts, audiences, or professional roles.

Add a new card: Navigate to the Your Cards section of the dashboard and click on create card. This will allow you to design a fresh card. You can create up to 10.

Different cards for different uses: Consider creating separate cards for separate scenarios. For example, you might have one card for your primary job and another for your side hustle! Or create separate cards for specific events with tailored branding. Koppl has the flexibility to adjust your card to any role.

4.1. Lead capture

Any card you create can be setup to capture lead information from people you share your details with.

To set up lead capture, select the 'Form' option in the Share Contact Details component. You can use the form builder to configure up to 20 fields to gather information from the card recipient.

Once set up, when a user visits your card they will first enter their contact information (the fields you defined in the form) and then they will be able to download your contact details. This information will be stored in the Leads section of your dashboard. You can export this information as a CSV (for example, to sync with your CRM system).

If collecting information from recipients is not a priority, you can simply use the 'Add Contact Button' option. This option will allow users to download your contact information without submitting any of their details.

5. Sharing your card and contact details

5.1. Publishing your card

Before you can share your digital business card, it must be published (undrafted). To do this, simply click Make card public. This will create a live, unique URL that can be shared with others via a QR code or by simply sharing the direct link.

When your card is in draft mode, your unique URL will not be accessible to public users, meaning only you will be able to view your card.

You can switch between draft and public at any time to modify whether your card can be accessed or not.

When a user visits your card, they can download your contact details to their device's contacts app via the button in the Share Contact Details component.

5.2. Downloading your card to your wallet

Once your card is live, you need to share it. An effective way to do this is via QR code.

You can easily download your card's QR code to either your Apple or Google wallet.

1. After you’ve made your card live, click Share card.

2. A window will appear, allowing you to select either Add to Apple wallet or Add to Google wallet depending on the device type you have (iOS / Android).

3. For Apple, once selected, a confirmation will be sent to the email address linked to your account. This will contain a link to add your card to your wallet. For Google wallet, your link will be generated directly and your QR pass can be obtained by authenticating with your Google account.

After adding your card to your wallet, you can easily it with others by allowing them to scan the QR code.
You can also share your card by simply using the unique URL generated when your card goes live.

1. Click Share card, then select Copy URL.

2. You can then paste this URL anywhere, it could be an email, Teams chat, anywhere you like really! Anyone with this link will be able to view your digital business card and download your contact information.

6. Teams account

With your Teams account, you can easily set up digital business cards for everyone on your team, making sure they look professional and consistent. You’ll have control over design, branding, and user permissions all in one place.

What can you do with a Teams account?

Centralized management: Admins can manage and update all team members' cards from a single dashboard.

Brand consistency: Maintain a unified brand look by setting templates, logos, and design standards.

Easy onboarding: Quickly invite and set up new team members with personalized, pre-branded digital business cards.

Access control: Control who can edit templates.

6.1. Creating and managing team templates

Templates make it easy to keep everyone’s digital business cards on-brand and consistent across the team.

To create a team template:


1. Go to the dashboard.

2. Under team templates, click create your first template.

3. Choose a template or start with a default template and customize from there.


Designing your template:


1. Make it yours: Design your template to fit your company’s branding.

2. Define template fields: Decide which fields team members can edit and which should stay fixed. For example, you might want the name field editable but keep the logo and color scheme locked.

3. Share with the team: Once your template is ready, click make card public so it shows up in your team members’ template options.

4. Get feedback: Click create shareable preview to generate a preview link. You can easily share it with other team members to gather feedback and make sure the design hits the mark!

6.2. Inviting team members

Add team member to your account so they can create and use their branded business cards.

1. Click on ‘Invite new team members’ from the side menu.

2. Enter the email addresses of team members you’d like to invite.

3. Once sent, the team member will receive a link to create their account and join the team.

4. Set user roles and permissions: By clicking on ‘see current team’, you can assign roles to different members such as team member or admin.

6.3. Keeping your list up-to-date

Make sure your team list stays current - for example, when a team member joins or leaves your organisation.

1. Go to manage team in the menu

2. Add or remove team members.

3. You can also upgrade or downgrade team member permissions. Admin users will be able to have full edit access over templates and can see all team leads and analytics.