Smart Vision NFC Reader vs NFC Pro Tools

This application is designed exclusively for authorized customers of Gataric d.o.o. who use hygiene paper products equipped with embedded identification chips. The app enables users to scan and read data stored on the chip integrated into each roll supplied by Gataric d.o.o. The chip contains essential product information, including: Total roll length Product identification data Authenticity verification status After scanning, the application securely displays the chip data, allowing users to confirm that the product is original and to verify the declared roll length. The app does not provide purchasing functionality and is intended solely as a professional verification and product identification tool within the official Gataric product ecosystem. Access is limited to customers with a valid agreement.

NFC Tools helps you read, write, and manage NFC tags in seconds — no technical skills needed. Create smart tap cards for your business: • Google Review Card — send customers straight to your review page • Wi‑Fi Card — share network access instantly • Contact Card — vCard for networking • Website, Location, Call, Email, Text & more KEY FEATURES • Read any compatible NFC tag (NDEF) • Write templates with step-by-step forms • Preview before you write — see exactly what customers get • Lock or erase writable tags (NTAG supported) • Scan history — track past reads and writes • Import from Contacts for faster setup • App Shortcuts for social & business links PREMIUM Unlock Google Review Card, Contact Card, Restaurant Menu, Airbnb Welcome, Social Media templates, Saved Tags, and ad-free experience. Weekly subscription — cancel anytime. Restore purchases in-app. REQUIREMENTS • iPhone with NFC (iPhone 7 or later) • Writable NFC tags (e.g. NTAG213/215/216) • NFC scanning requires a physical device — not available on Simulator Perfect for restaurants, salons, shops, Airbnb hosts, and anyone using NFC stickers or cards. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/