Kuika's Generate VCF action is used to generate user information in VCF format. It enables the creation of virtual business cards containing personal contact information and makes it easy to share this information in other applications or systems. As part of your existing workflow, it allows you to export users' contact information in a standardized format and manage this information effectively. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create user information in VCF format using the Generate VCF action.

The Generate VCF action is supported in web and mobile applications.

This training content consists of the following topics:

Adding a Generate VCF action,
Configure Generate VCF parameters.

Add Generate VCF Action

After logging into the Kuika platform, open the project you will work on from the “Apps” screen.
While in the “UI Design” module, open the “Properties” panel on the right side.

Select “Initial Actions → Export → Generate VCF” from the “+ADD ACTION” drop-down menu.
Then configure the following fields:

Name: This is the field where the name of the user or the person representing the contact details will be written.
Surname: The field for the surname of the user or the person representing the contact details.

Configure Generate VCF Parameters

Click on the drop-down menu “+ ADD OPTIONAL PARAMETER” (1).

Configure the following parameter from the drop-down menu:

Email: This is the field to enter the e-mail address.
Cell Tel: This is the field to enter the cell phone number.
Work Tel: Field to enter the work phone number.
Home Tel: This is the field where the home phone number will be entered.
Gender: Allows the user's gender to be determined.
Photo: This is the field where the person will upload his/her photo. It must be added in Base64 format.
Nick Name: If there is a nickname other than the official name, it is added with this parameter.
Note: Allows adding special notes or explanations about the person's profile.
Organization: Allows to add the name of the organization where the person works.
Role: Allows to define the role of the person in the organization.
Title: Allows the person's title to be defined.
URL: Identifies the address of the person's personal website.
Work URL: Allows the identification of the website address of the person's job. Used for work-related websites or profiles.
Home URL: Allows the identification of the address of the person's home website. Used for personal websites or social media profiles.‍
Address: Provides detailed address information on the vCard, including personal or work address.