Yet CardMunch did little more than transfer business card information into another contact in members’ phones. LinkedIn had previously offered members a free card-scanning service through CardMunch, which was the first card-scanning app of its kind at the time. Moving forward, that business card will serve as a visual marker in Evernote when interacting with the contact. Basically, the app will transform every business card into a digitally searchable contact that includes their full contact information, a photo, a link to their LinkedIn profile, and a separate section for notes. Then, Evernote will search LinkedIn for additional data on the person and create a content-rich note for the contact. It will automatically snap a picture of a business card and digitize the contact information. The app will foster business networking, strengthen social connections, and enhance overall engagement to lead to better business.Īnd the app will be extremely easy to use. This new app will make the business of doing business on social media more of a pleasure by easing and expediting interactions with professional contacts. For now, the new app will only be available for iOS, but an Android version will come soon. posted details on the digital venture that will make scanning a snap and put more immediate social media connections in the cards.Įvernote debuted its card-scanning service for iOS devices last year, but this new partnership will capture additional information from LinkedIn’s 300 million members. The business app developer and the professional social network have partnered to make it easier for LinkedIn members to contact their business contacts by digitizing and organizing the process of business card scanning. Say bye-bye to business card backlog with the new card-scanning service from Evernote and LinkedIn.
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