Share your professional profile in a video call, an email, a LinkedIn message, or a chat — no physical card, and no app for the person receiving it. Your virtual business card is one always-current link that swaps details with anyone, anywhere, and captures every contact back.
When your meetings happen on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet, a paper card can't reach the other side of the screen — a virtual business card can. Anexus Connect gives you a live online profile you share as a simple link or QR code: drop it in the meeting chat, add it to your email signature or LinkedIn, or hold up your QR in a call, and the other person saves your details in seconds, right in their phone browser, with no app to install. It's the same category as a digital or electronic business card — just the name people use when the emphasis is remote, online-first work. Because the profile is live, you edit it once and every link already shared updates itself, and every tap, scan, or click can capture the other person straight into your contacts. Basic is free forever; PRO is an optional upgrade (about $6.99 CAD/month or $59.99 CAD/year) for AI tools, deeper analytics, and CRM integrations.
Paste your link in the Zoom, Teams, or Meet chat, add the QR code to your virtual background, or show it on screen — anyone in the call saves your details on the spot, with no app and no awkward "let me spell my email." The same link works in a webinar, a virtual booth, or a one-to-one call.
See every way to sharePut the same link in your email signature, your LinkedIn and Instagram bios, your WhatsApp or Slack profile, and your website. Update your title, your number, or a new offer once, and every one of those places reflects it instantly — no reprint, no re-sending a new card, no dead details floating around the internet.
See the profileRemote networking usually ends with details lost in a chat thread or a screenshot. With Anexus, the person who opens your card can send theirs back, and every exchange lands in a built-in mini CRM with notes, reminders, and the context of where you met — so a lead from a virtual event or a cold DM never slips through the cracks.
See how capture works"Virtual business card" is the term people reach for when work is remote and online-first, but it's the same thing as a digital or electronic business card: a live online profile you share by link, QR, or tap. If you want the plain-language rundown of the category and how it all works, start with our explainer — then come back here for the remote-and-hybrid angle.
What is a digital business card?A virtual business card is a shareable online profile that stands in for a paper card — your name, title, contact details, links, and more, living at one link you can send anywhere. "Virtual" is the word people use when the emphasis is remote and online work; it's the same product as a digital or electronic business card. Someone opens your link, QR, or tap and saves your details in their phone browser, with no app to install.
A few ways, all instant: paste your profile link into the meeting chat, set your QR code as your virtual background or hold it up to the camera, or send the link by email or message after the call. Whoever opens it sees your live profile in their browser and can save you to their contacts — no app, no account, and it works the same on Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet.
No. A virtual business card is purely the online profile and link — nothing ships, and you can start sharing the moment you create it. If you later want an in-person option for conferences or client visits, you can add an NFC card or Phone Tap sticker that opens the very same profile, but it's entirely optional. Basic is free forever, with no card required.
Yes — Basic is free forever: a live profile, link/QR/tap sharing, contact capture, and a built-in mini CRM at $0, with no credit card. PRO is an optional upgrade at about $6.99 CAD/month or $59.99 CAD/year, adding AI follow-ups, deeper analytics, and CRM integrations. Most remote and hybrid professionals never need more than Basic.