Importing data from Digital Business Cards : Blinq , Dot.... ?

I have several businesses and have your highest plan. 90 percent of my clients, customers and business contacts are moving away from traditional business cards and are now using some version of a digital contact card, Blinq, Dot.... These are a great way to quickly share contact info with each other without having to type everything in manually as I currently have to. Most of these systems will allow you to scan a QR code or use NFC and run your phone across a " info dot". Once this is done a web page will pop up in the browser and allow you to download their contact info. This all happens in the main browser, not mysudo. I have tried to copy the url and text it to one of my sudo numbers and try to import the contact info that way, but no such luck. Most of the links will allow you to download a vcf file. I have looked everywhere within mysudo to be able to simply upload that vcf file on an individual basis to the proper mysudo contacts group but have not been able to do that as of yet either. I am currently stuck manually typing in all the person's contact info

PLEASE, I beg you, to add the ability to be able to upload contacts individually into specific mysudo groups via a VCF.

Thank you for your time,

Only1iz

Jack - TeamSudo

September 28, 2023 06:16

Hi, thanks for sharing your feature request, this does look like a convenient way to import new contacts. This has been passed to our Product management for assessment.

In the meantime, although we do not support the methods you describe (QR code, NFC etc), given you can save a VCF file you should be able to send that VCF file to a Sudo via text message and then import the contact that way?

Alternatively you could save the contact to your device contacts, then from within a Sudo assign the device contact to a Sudo. Granted this method is not ideal.

Importing data from Digital Business Cards : Blinq , Dot.... ?

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