FAQ

Open Create Your Card, add your name, photo, specialties, and a social account, then confirm the email code. Publishing makes the card available at influrios.com/c/your-name.

What else you can add depends on the plan assigned to you. The dashboard shows the short link, QR code, NFC URL, and campaign links only when that plan includes them.

A short link is https://inflr.me/your-name. It redirects to the destination saved on the link, which starts as your Influrios card.

If the plan includes a custom name, you confirm before the old name starts redirecting to the new one. Printed QR codes and NFC tags keep working because they use their own tokens, not the name.

On the dashboard, under Your links, use Campaign links. Enter a code, a label, and a destination on Influrios or on an https host an admin has allow-listed.

The form appears when the plan’s campaign-link count is higher than the number you already have. That count is set by an admin on the plan. It is not calculated from your short link.

You can suspend a campaign link. A suspended link no longer redirects. The code stays reserved until the plan allows another one.

When the plan includes a QR code, the dashboard shows an image. The image encodes https://inflr.me/q/{token}. The token is not your name.

Scanning it opens the current destination. If the plan includes a dynamic destination, you can change where it goes, or schedule that change, without printing a new code.

When your plan includes NFC, Your links on the dashboard shows a permanent address, https://inflr.me/n/{token}, and a Write to NFC tag button.

On an Android phone in Chrome, open the dashboard, tap Write to NFC tag, allow NFC if the browser asks, and hold a blank sticker, card, or key fob against the phone until the page says the tag was written. That button is the writer. You do not install a separate NFC app. Write the same URL onto as many blank tags as you need.

iPhone does not let a website write an NFC tag. On iPhone, open Shortcuts, create a shortcut that opens the NFC URL from the dashboard, and attach that shortcut to a tag. The address is the same one.

A tap opens the current destination. Changing the destination does not require writing the tag again.

The visitor’s phone does not store the tag. It only opens the link for that tap. You can also send the URL by message or email.

The token stays the same when you change the short-link name or the destination. You do not write the tag again for those changes. The physical tag keeps opening the new destination.

To hand a tag to someone else, give them the sticker or card. The URL still belongs to your Influrios card. There is no file to move onto their phone.

To replace a lost tag, tap Write to NFC tag on the dashboard and hold a new blank tag to the phone. On iPhone, run the same Shortcut against a new tag. Do not ask for a second token. One active NFC URL belongs to the short link.

To stop a tag that left your control, suspend the short link from the dashboard or ask an admin to suspend it. The token does not change. Taps then show that the link is unavailable.

Changing phones does not affect a tag that was already written. The tag stores the URL.

Yes, when the plan includes a dynamic destination. Under Your links, choose a destination and a time at least a minute ahead. One change can be pending. Cancel it from the same list if you do not want it to apply.

When the time arrives, Influrios updates the destination. The QR token and the NFC token stay the same.

A business sends a proposal. You accept it in Collaborations. Protected payments hold funds against milestones you submit. Release happens when the agreement says so, not when a page says a payment is simulated.

Payout details are saved on your account. Stripe Connect is used when that integration is configured. Mentorship, when your plan and the paid-mentorship switch allow it, is a separate checkout and does not go into collaboration holding.