We get it—some people still use paper business cards. HiHello has a human-verified business card scanner so you can scan any paper cards you receive. You can scan one paper business card each month with the free app, but can scan more with a premium plan.
Most automated business card scanners aren’t perfect, but they should be. There’s no room for error when it comes to transcribing contact information, so we personally review every card scan within 24 hours and make sure all the information on the card is digitized correctly.
After we transcribe your new contact’s information, it’s added to your Self-Healing Address Book™. You’ll always have your new contact’s information on-hand, and can easily request an update if you believe any information has become outdated.
Learn more about how our Self-Healing Address Book works →
With the HiHello app, you can easily scan a paper business card with your iPhone or Android phone. After you download the HiHello app, tap the Scan tab at the bottom of the screen. Scan any cards you receive, and our system will verify that the information on the card was transcribed correctly and will add the card to your address book.
HiHello is the best app to convert business cards into digital contacts. HiHello is available for free on iOS, Android, and the web.
You can digitize business cards with the HiHello app. Not only can you digitize your business card, but you can also scan any paper cards you receive with the HiHello app and convert them into digital contacts.
With HiHello, you can scan business cards into digital contacts. After downloading the free HiHello app, tap the Scan tab at the bottom of the screen. Hold up a business card to your phone’s camera and scan it. HiHello will verify that the information on the card was transcribed correctly, and the card will be added to your address book as a digital contact.
Yes—with HiHello, you can take a picture of your business card and add it to your contacts. To scan a business card, open your HiHello app and tap the Scan tab. You can then scan a business card and once transcribed, the card will be added to your address book as a digital contact.
If someone shares their digital business card with you using a QR code, you can scan the code with either your native camera app or the HiHello scanning feature and the card will appear on your phone.