File attachments on NabuLinks card buttons
A bio-link card button can now carry a file instead of a URL — a PDF, an image or a document up to 12 MB — and the customer downloads it straight from the card page, no sign-in and no third-party host in between.
Product update 2 min read
Until now, every button on a bio-link card pointed at a web address. If what you wanted to hand a customer was a file — a service catalogue, a price list, a brochure — you had to upload it somewhere else first, copy the link and paste that onto the card: one more service to keep alive, a link that can break, and too often a sign-up wall standing between the customer and the file.
A button can now take the file itself. A PDF, an image or a document up to 12 MB, stored the way the panel keeps every other record file. The customer downloads it from the card public page, right where the button sits — no account, no sign-in. The download address is tied to the card itself, so each file opens only at the door of the card whose button carries it.
Using it is simple: in the card editor, add a button, leave the URL field empty and attach the file instead. Each button is either a link or a file, never both; deleting a button takes its file with it, and a card holds up to twelve buttons.
The page a customer browses and the file they take away are now one place. Put your catalogue on the card once; the button does the rest.