Organizations on eKard
A team's cards under one roof, with a dashboard for the people who run it.
A team on eKard shares one identity across separate cards. The organization carries the brand — a logo that can sit on every member's card, a default layout for the whole roster, team web addresses like ekard.app/acme/aanya — while each card keeps its own name, its own links, its own QR. The company gets a card too, created automatically and named after the organization, at ekard.app/acme.
Getting one
Organizations are set up by the eKard team today. There is no self-serve creation and no invite screen — write to hello@ekard.app with your company's name and who should run it, and we build the organization with you: the web address, the logo, the first cards. Changes to who is on the team go through us as well. If you are weighing this for your business, the short version: one email starts it, and once it exists you run the day-to-day — the cards, the logo, the layout — from a dashboard.
If you run it
Admins see the whole team from one place. Once your organization exists, the app sidebar gains a "Your organizations" section; your team's name opens its dashboard. Three tiles — "Kards", "Views", "Contacts" — total the numbers across every card in the organization, and the list below shows each card with its share link, its own view and contact counts, and "View kard" and "Manage" buttons. The company card wears a "Default" badge. There is no cap on how many cards the roster holds.
"New Kard" creates a card for a teammate — the same editor personal cards use, headed "Create your Kard for" your organization — and the new card takes a team address automatically. "Manage" opens any card the way an owner sees it: "Edit Kard" and the full tab row of "Share", "Documents", "Analytics", "Contacts" and "Settings" — on a phone, a "Preview" button sits beside "Edit Kard". An admin can edit every team card's details, documents, QR codes and settings, and read the contacts it has collected.
Deleting a team card takes an organization admin — being the card's owner is not enough — and deletion is permanent: the page, its QR and its collected contacts go with it. The company card cannot be deleted by anyone in the organization, so the card at your organization's own address stays up.
If you carry one
Teammates have nothing to run. An admin creates the card, keeps it current and watches the numbers; the teammate shares it. There are no accounts to juggle and no dashboard to learn — in a visitor's hands the card behaves like any other Kard: the QR scans, the exchange collects details, documents open.
Leads stay with the company. When a visitor leaves their details on any team card, the notification email goes to every organization admin — not to the person the card belongs to — and the contact lands in that card's wallet, searchable and exportable like any other; the course on your contacts covers the wallet.
The shared logo, the team-wide layout and the team addresses each have controls of their own — the course on team branding and links walks through them.