QR CODE
MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

QR codes can store data like website URLs, plain text, contact information, calendar events, emails, and geolocation. Tech engineers originally designed the QR code to track cars through manufacturing, but now they are accessible from warehouses to assembly lines, business cards, and billboards. The data capacity depends on the QR code version and error correction level.

Our QR code management platform can integrate into your existing system and provide analytics about scan counts, location, source, date/time, and unique users that have scanned your code. This will help you understand QR code performance and engagement. Additionally, you can use the data to understand user behavior. You can optimize your QR code campaign according to the data-driven insights.

Our QR code generator allows the creation of customized QR codes by adding logos, images, colors, and preferred embedded data like URLs, emails, and text for business use cases. We can also develop a dynamic vCard QR code that allows contacts to scan your QR code to quickly add your contact details with a tap or share them easily via social media or email.

Dynamic QR codes have a “forever updatable URL,” meaning they can be edited within the platform anytime to update the embedded URL or data in real time. The code appearance can also be modified while retaining the original scannable data.

Yes, you can limit QR code scans to specific devices or users. It can be limited with password protections, authentication access, or time-based restrictions. Additionally, you can implement a user registration system to access the content linked in the QR code. Our management software also lets you monitor scanning devices, frequency, and location data through geofencing.

QR codes work offline without the internet as they physically represent information. If the code is linked to content stored locally on the device, such as a PDF, contact information, or an app, users can access it without an internet connection. However, if the code contains a URL, the user would need internet access on their device to open the linked website or content.