Anywhere Real Estate is introducing a new way for its agents to connect with clients with no paper cards, no app downloads and no hassle. Through a new enterprise agreement Real Grader, agents now have access to InstaCard, a digital business card designed to streamline networking.
Source: Inman News
Say goodbye to paper: Anywhere agents go digital with InstaCard
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