What does this new feature allow you to do?

The new transfer option allows a Linkcard Pages created within the following categories:
• Business Cards
• Micro Landings
• Link in Bio

to be sent or transferred to another Linkcard account (To clarify further, this refers to transferring Linkcards to another paid account created by the same entity or company, but under a different user and password.) to be used, edited, or managed by another user.
This means that a complete Linkcard, including its content and design, can be reused directly in another Linkcard account, maintaining consistency and saving considerable implementation time.

Step by step: How to transfer a Linkcard Pages

The process is quick and easy. Here are the full details:

1 – Access the resource you want to transfer
Go to the corresponding section (Business Cards, Micro Landings, or Link in Bio).

2 – Select and click on “Transfer.”

Select the card or template you want to send and, within the resource configuration panel, click on the three dots to find the “Transfer” option. Click there to start the process.

3 – Add the email address

Enter the email address of the recipient to whom you wish to send the Linkcard Pages.
Verify that the email address is correctly written to avoid errors.

The second field must be completed with the destination folder number, which can be found in the URL of the Linkcard when it is opened in your browser. See an example in the image below:

4 – Confirm the transfer

Once confirmed, the destination account and folder will receive the Linkcard page.

5 – Reception and organization in the destination account

When the person receives the Linkcard Pages:
• They can move it
• Save it in another folder
• Reorganize it according to its internal structure
• Edit it and adapt it to their needs
This allows you to maintain order and control within the work panel.

Example of Use Cases

The Linkcards transfer feature facilitates collaborative work and allows cards or templates to be reused without having to recreate them from scratch. Some examples of use include:

Agencies and clients
An agency can create a Business Card, Micro Landing Page, or Link in Bio for a client and then transfer it to their account so they can manage it directly. This simplifies project delivery.

Sales teams
The marketing team can design a corporate digital card template and transfer it to each salesperson so they can customize only their details. This helps maintain a consistent brand image.

Businesses with multiple branches
A company can create a basic micro landing page and transfer it to different branches so they can adapt specific information such as opening hours, promotions, or contact details.

Best practices when using transfer

To get the most out of this feature, we recommend:
• Creating well-structured base templates before transferring
• Verifying links and specific settings in the destination account
• Establishing internal criteria for which elements are customizable
• Maintaining clear naming conventions to facilitate version identification
These practices help maintain order and consistency in collaborative environments.

Conclusion

The new functionality for transferring Linkcard Pages within Business Cards, Micro Landings, and Link in Bio represents a significant advance in collaborative management within Linkcard.
By allowing digital assets to be moved between accounts, processes are optimized, operational efficiency is improved, and teamwork is facilitated. This tool responds to the real needs of agencies, companies with multiple units, and sales teams seeking agility without losing consistency.
In an environment where organization and scalability are essential, having mechanisms that simplify digital management is key to sustaining growth and brand consistency.