Identity & contact card

Zinley's identity tells people who they are speaking with, who authorized it, and how to reach it again. Keep that identity consistent across its public card, inbox, and phone number.

What the identity should make clear

• Name and image — the recognizable identity used across channels.
• AI disclosure — people should not have to guess that they are speaking with AI.
• Authorization — the card connects Zinley to the person it represents.
• Purpose — one concise line about what Zinley can help with.
• Contact options — its email address and phone number, when enabled.

Public contact card

The shareable card gives another person a stable way to contact Zinley without exposing your personal phone number or email address. You can share its link directly or use its QR code where a scannable contact point is useful.

Write for the other person

A strong card answers three questions quickly:

1. Who is this?
2. Who does it represent?
3. What can I contact it about?

Prefer a specific purpose such as “Helps coordinate interviews and scheduling for Alex” over a broad list of AI capabilities.

What happens after contact

Calls follow your voice and call behavior. Email follows your email behavior. New or untrusted people receive only the access you have allowed, and work that crosses an authority boundary returns to you for approval.

Review the resulting calls, email threads, and activity receipts.

Continue with How representation works or Authority & approvals.