ID Cards

[Lucky7 Comp Solutions]

How on here carries ID cards when you go to customers houses or businesses? could you share your ID card design, so I can see how I need to design it, I think in the world we live in now it’s adds more professionalism.

 

[Archon Prime]

I have business cards with me. i'm guessing you want like a laminated photo with your junk on it?

Edit: and by junk I mean your info...not your trouser snake.

 

[phaZed]

Lol @McFarland IT - You made me laugh on that one.

I use business cards myself but if you want an ID badge, they are always a simple design. Business Logo on top, picture in the middle, name below the picture. You can apply a BS barcode or employee number below that (Or other details you find important such as addresses and lost & found info).

 

[Porthos]

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Lol @McFarland IT
I use business cards myself but if you want an ID badge, they are always a simple design. Business Logo on top, picture in the middle, name below the picture. You can apply a BS barcode or employee number below that (Or other details you find important such as addresses and lost & found info).

I also have one like that. Had it so long I forgot where I got it from.
But I have nice polo's with my logo and name on them.

 

[HCHTech]

I have business cards with me. i'm guessing you want like a laminated photo with your junk on it?

Well, that would arguably be unique. I don't think we'll see biometric scanners geared for that anytime soon, though.

 

[glricht]

We've been an onsite business for almost 15 years and though I understand why somebody might ask, we've NEVER been asked to see an ID card. For new customers, we just introduce ourselves and hand them one of our business cards.

 

[nerd2u]

My vehicle has my info on it I have a business card hats with logos jackets with logos and shirts with logos .

I've had a couple places ask me to wear their visitor badge but never to show proof of who I am.

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[Lucky7 Comp Solutions]

It’s a bit like when British Gas, or utilities companies come around to your house they show you ID

 

[GTP]

We've been an onsite business for almost 15 years and though I understand why somebody might ask, we've NEVER been asked to see an ID card. For new customers, we just introduce ourselves and hand them one of our business cards.

+1 A business card is really all you need.
Your credibility goes up a notch if you have your name/logo on your shirts.

 

[nerd2u]

The difference between most of us and gas techs and the like is we aren't just randomly showing up. We are showing up to a service call at a date and time the customer has agreed to they should know full well we are coming.

I find it helps if you call about 10 minutes prior to arrival.

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[Lucky7 Comp Solutions]

+1 A business card is really all you need.
Your credibility goes up a notch if you have your name/logo on your shirts.

That’s a fair point about the shirts

 

[HCHTech]

That’s a fair point about the shirts

yep, We've always had logo shirts and never had a problem - don't do any work for big companies, though. @Lucky7 Comp Solutions , your avatar is......unsettling. haha.

 

[Lucky7 Comp Solutions]

yep, We've always had logo shirts and never had a problem - don't do any work for big companies, though. @Lucky7 Comp Solutions , your avatar is......unsettling. haha.

Ha ha you just know the zombies are coming lol

 

[SmallSpace]

I thought your avatar was a Kerbal.

I have business cards, shirts, a jacket and even magnets for my car with my business logo on them which helps a lot.