NFC BRACELET SETUP

Set it up. Tap. Connect.

Program your Lead Source bracelet in a few minutes and send every tap to the destination you choose.

Start with the walkthrough video, then follow the written steps below. Keep this page bookmarked – the setup URL stays the same even if the video or instructions are updated later.

Watch Setup Video Download iPhone & Android Setup Guide
Lead Source Bracelet Setup Closed captions included. Watch the full walkthrough before programming your first bracelet.
Setup Guide
Using an iPhone? This video demonstrates the Android setup process. For iPhone-specific instructions, use the iPhone section below or download the iPhone & Android Setup Guide.
PROGRAM YOUR BRACELET

Three simple steps.

This guide uses NFC Tools. Your visitor does not need NFC Tools to tap the bracelet – the app is only used to program or change the bracelet.

1

Install NFC Tools

Install NFC Tools on the phone you will use to program the bracelet.

  • Open the app after installation.
  • Have your final destination link ready.
  • Use the full link including https://.
2

Add Your Link

Inside NFC Tools, create the URL record you want the bracelet to open.

  • Tap Write.
  • Tap Add a record.
  • Choose URL / URI.
  • Paste your destination and confirm it.
3

Write & Test

Start the write process and hold the phone’s NFC antenna over the bracelet’s NFC area until the app confirms success.

  • Lock your phone screen or close NFC Tools.
  • Tap the bracelet normally.
  • Confirm the correct page opens.
Important: Do not select Lock, Read Only, or Make Read-Only. Those options can permanently prevent the bracelet from being reprogrammed later.
WHERE TO HOLD YOUR PHONE

Find the phone’s NFC antenna.

The exact antenna position varies by phone. Move slowly across the bracelet if the first position does not register.

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iPhone

Start with the top portion of the iPhone near the bracelet. Hold it close for a moment instead of quickly waving it past the bracelet.

Compatibility: iPhone XS, XR, and newer models can normally scan a programmed bracelet automatically without manually turning NFC on. On iPhone 7, 8, or X, open NFC Tools to scan, or use the NFC Tag Reader in Control Center when it is available. iPhone 6 and earlier cannot scan standard NFC tags.
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Android

The NFC antenna is often on the back of the phone, but the exact location varies by model. Try the upper or center-back area first.

Tip: Make sure NFC is enabled if your Android phone provides an NFC on/off setting. Some Android phones keep NFC enabled automatically, while others require you to turn it on in Quick Settings or Settings.
TROUBLESHOOTING

If a tap does not register.

The phone does nothing.

Remove a thick case if needed, make sure NFC is enabled on Android, and slowly move the phone’s NFC antenna across the bracelet. On iPhone, use the top edge of the phone. Owners of an iPhone 7, 8, or X may need to open NFC Tools or the NFC Tag Reader from Control Center first.

The wrong page opens.

Rewrite the bracelet with the correct complete URL. Test the URL in a browser first to make sure it is valid.

NFC Tools cannot write.

Make sure the bracelet stays still and the phone remains directly over the NFC area until the write confirmation appears.

You ordered pre-programming.

Your bracelet may already be ready. Test it first before rewriting it. Only reprogram it if you need to change the destination.

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