Link Pages
A public page that gathers your links, and the QR code to drop into your email signature.
The links already exist in your database: booking, secure drop, meeting room, email, phone. The page resolves them at display time rather than copying them.
That is the whole difference. When someone's booking link changes, their page follows, and the QR already printed in their signature keeps pointing to the right place, since it encodes the page's address and not the link's. A hosted link-page service cannot do that.
Three kinds of page. One per employee, created and refreshed without intervention. One per client organization: the entry point you send when an engagement opens, with who to talk to, where to drop a document and where to find their things on the portal; its address is drawn at random rather than derived from the client's name, and it carries an expiry announced to the advisor before it falls. And a one-off page, with no owner, armed with an expiry from the moment it is created.
⚠️ A portal link only shows if someone at the organization actually has an account: a button that opens nothing but a login screen is the worst link in a welcome email.
Five looks, light or dark theme according to the device, FR/EN switch, and a branded QR whose legibility is measured rather than assumed.
Comparable to Linktree or Carrd, wired to your real records
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The catalog grows almost every month.
What gets added, what we learn deploying it, and nothing else. You leave whenever you want.
One confirmation email, and nothing before you follow its link. Then 10 welcome emails, one a week, then the updates. No tracker, no resale.