MyTaag

MyTaag is operated by TAAGSOLUTIONS GmbH of Hamburg, which was founded in 2020 by then-minor founders Davis Zöllner and Berkay Cankiran. The company gained recognition in 2021 through a deal on "Die Höhle der Löwen" (Carsten Maschmeyer), followed by a EUR 500,000 investment from Schoeller Holdings.

The product is NFC- and QR-based digital business cards with a B2B focus ranging from mid-sized companies to large corporations. Perhaps the most robust enterprise reference in the German market: the rollout across all BMW dealerships in Germany.

Functionally, MyTaag covers the basic requirements - central admin dashboard, corporate design, Apple/Google Wallet, lead capture including a business-card scanner and statistics. In the overall result, MyTaag reaches 62 out of 100 points.

That places the provider solidly in the middle of the field: strong on data protection and support, but with clear gaps in the enterprise integration stack. This makes MyTaag better suited to smaller teams and hardware-oriented deployments than to IT-driven corporate rollouts with high automation requirements.

On data protection, MyTaag is strongest, with 86 out of 100 points. According to the provider, data is stored and processed exclusively in data centers in Frankfurt am Main; an earlier reference to the AWS region eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) was found in the website's source code, but no hosting provider is named explicitly on the security page.

Standardized data processing agreements (DPAs) are available for corporate customers, and the platform advertises full GDPR compliance under privacy by design/default and SSL/TLS encryption. The NFC chips themselves contain only encrypted links, no personal data.

An honest deduction is warranted for the ISO 27001 status: the provider merely states that the platform is "operated in accordance with the standard" - unlike, for example, Lemontaps (TÜV SÜD) or Spreadly (ISO 27001:2022), there is no clear proof of certification. ISO 9001 is cited as a certification.

A SOC 2 attestation is missing, which, however, is rarely critical for purely German/EU-oriented procurement. For regulated industries, the unclear 27001 status remains something to verify.

The enterprise integration score of only 32 out of 100 points is MyTaag's clear weak spot. Dedicated single sign-on via SAML or OIDC is not advertised, nor is SCIM for automated user provisioning or MDM integrations (Microsoft Intune, Jamf).

An open REST API is not documented - unlike competitors such as Lemontaps, Spreadly, or wazzl, which do state REST APIs. In terms of integrations, MyTaag documents HubSpot, Zapier, and an Azure Active Directory import; together with CSV export, this covers basic CRM and user integration but does not replace fully automated on-/offboarding.

Team administration is middling, at 52 points: the central admin dashboard with corporate design is present, whereas documented bulk provisioning and fine-grained role models are not. On feature scope (72 points) and support/language level (74 points) - a German-language help center, a free support call, and email at hello@mytaag.com - MyTaag performs decently, although individual user reports criticize support availability and no published SLA is available.