Tap tags are small discs embedded with NFC tags that stick to the back of your chairs. Your church can connect, give, volunteer, and more — just by tapping their phones.
Tap Actions
This is what happens when someone taps your tap tag or scans the QR code. Each batch of tap tags will have its own action.
You can choose from the following options:
Microsite: Send users a custom link menu with different options for your members to choose from, like "Give", "Volunteer", "Sign up for text alerts", and special event information. You can also set your church's icon, button colors, and text colors. Set yours up here!
Website: Open any URL with a tap, like your church's website, giving page, or event registration page.
Keyword: Create a new text message to your church's five or 10-digit number prefilled with your keyword, so visitors can easily sign up for your text alerts.
Note: Open one of your notes for your users. This is great for sharing weekly announcements, bulletins, sermon notes, or any other long-form content — even PDFs!
Church Center: People can download and open your Church Center app without having to search for your church by name.
Planning Center Form: Send users to a Planning Center form, whether it's for new visitors, potential volunteers, or event registrations.
Setting up your tap tags
Quick Setup: Tap Tags > Set up > Customize Action
Go to your Tap Tags page and click Set up beside the batch you want to edit.
Scroll down to Customize Action.
Choose your tap action and follow the prompt.
That's it!
View our full setup guide here!
Things to know
You can change your tap tags' action at any time — and it'll update your tap tags instantly.
When you order your tap tags, you can choose to enable a branded iPhone pop-up that will display when an iOS user interacts with your tap tags. Learn about yours here!
Be sure to install your tap tags where it's easy for people to tap (or scan) them. Check out our installation guide for more info!
If someone is having problems scanning your tap tags, they may need to enable NFC on their phone. More on that here!