Introducing GRID Card: The first Law Enforcement resource and contact card utilizing NFC technology.  With one tap, officers can share department contact information, case-related resources, helpful links, and public safety information directly to a citizen’s phone. It is more than a digital business card. It is a simple, customizable field tool that helps officers provide better information, reduce repeat calls, and improve citizen follow-up after the scene is cleared.

What is NFC?

NFC is the same tap-to-connect technology used for Apple Pay, credit cards, and phone payments. With the GRID Card, one tap lets officers share contact info, department details, and resource links directly to a citizen’s phone.

What is a VCF?

A VCF is a digital contact card. When opened, it lets someone instantly save an officer’s name, phone number, email, department info, and resource links directly into their phone contacts.

The GRID Card is more than a digital business card. It is a field-ready public relations tool and force multiplier that helps officers deliver the right information in a single tap.

With one tap or QR scan, citizens can instantly access the officer’s contact information, department resources, victim assistance services, mental health support, court information, prosecutor contacts, tow company links, records requests, complaint forms, community programs, and any other resource your agency wants to provide.

That matters because most people do not know where to go after a police interaction. Victims forget names. Witnesses lose paper cards. Families in crisis leave the scene overwhelmed. GRID gives them a direct path forward.

Instead of handing someone a paper card and hoping they figure it out later, officers can leave them with a clean, organized, department-approved resource hub on their phone. That means fewer repeat calls, fewer missed connections, better follow-through, and a more professional experience for the public.