My Contact Profile

Useful at the workshop, roadside and after the repair

Make it easy for a customer to find the same mechanic next time.

Keep your garage name, booking phone, location and useful links in one live profile. Put the QR on invoices, service reminders or reception signage and use an NFC card when talking to customers in person.

Contact priorities

What visitors should find quickly.

Booking phone

Give customers the number or link they should use for servicing, repairs and availability.

Garage location

Make the workshop easy to find, especially when the trading name differs from the site name.

Website or services

Link to opening information, booking, MOT details or specialist services when relevant.

Permanent QR

Where QR makes sense physically.

The QR points to your permanent smart-link identity, so the printed code can stay in place while the live profile changes.

  • Invoices, service reminders and inspection paperwork
  • Workshop reception signs and customer waiting areas
  • Courtesy-car folders, business cards and local advertising

NFC tap

Where NFC is useful face to face.

Program an ordinary compatible NFC card or tag with the same permanent smart link. No proprietary My Contact Profile hardware is required.

  • A reception counter tap card
  • A reusable card for roadside or mobile mechanics
  • A card for fleet managers, parts suppliers and local business networking

Google Wallet + Save Contact

Keep your own card ready, then let the other person save the details they need.

For mobile mechanics and busy workshop staff, Wallet keeps the same shareable contact card ready without searching for a paper card between jobs.

Save Contact provides a vCard from the public details you chose to publish, so the recipient can store your contact without manually typing the fields.

  • Wallet keeps the permanent QR close on your own phone.
  • Save Contact exports the public contact details as vCard.
  • The recipient does not need a My Contact Profile app.

Profile recommendations

Keep the page useful, current and appropriate for public sharing.

01

Keep opening or booking links current.

02

Use the trading name and public workshop location customers see on invoices.

03

List specialist services only when you actually offer them.

04

Do not put vehicle-specific customer data or repair records on a public profile.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I put the QR on service invoices?

Yes. It is a practical way for customers to reopen your current contact details when the next service or repair is due.

Can a mobile mechanic use the same profile without a workshop address?

Yes. Use a service area or location description that fits the business rather than publishing a private home address.

Ready when you are

Build the profile first, choose the public details and sharing tools, then pay only when you are happy with the result.

Create your profile
DIY NFC — no proprietary card requiredMake your own NFC business card for pennies.

Use an ordinary writable NFC card or sticker, program your permanent profile link yourself, and keep the same card when your details change. Bulk blank cards can cost only a few tens of pence each.

See the full NFC guide