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QR code tracking

A QR code for every placement — and a number for each.

Every tracked link comes with a QR code. Print a different one per hoarding, shelf, bag or poster and the shelf finally reports back: scans by city, second visits, and the sign-up or order on the page.

HoardingsShelf talkersPackagingMenusEvent posters
Ordered · +₹150counted and paidForwarded to 3 groupsestimate from previews
A store manager with a QR per shelf · Scans by store, second visits, results
Results · 96 countedagainst a target of 150Budget · 62% leftwarns at 25%, pauses at zero
The brand's view · results against target, budget left, who is on the page

One code per placement

Different codes for different places is the whole trick; the platform shows each on its own line.

Scans with a city

Where the code was scanned, not just how many times — a hoarding photographed and forwarded shows up as opens from elsewhere.

Second visits

The person who scanned in the store and came back at home is one person, counted once, seen twice.

The result on the page

A 'find a store' tap, a sign-up or an order counted against the code that brought them.

How it works

Every tracked link comes with a QR code. Print a different one per hoarding, shelf, bag or poster and the shelf finally reports back: scans by city, second visits, and the sign-up or order on the page.

Create a link per placement

Step 1

Download its QR and print it

Step 2

Scans arrive live with a city

Step 3

Results counted; partners paid if you like

Step 4

QR code tracking: the guide

Short version. A brand that sells through hundreds of retailers has never known which shelf sends people online.

Print that reports back

A brand that sells through hundreds of retailers has never known which shelf sends people online. A different QR per store, per shelf, per bag, each a tracked link, answers it in a week — and the answer often surprises.

Real estate, events, restaurants

A hoarding QR per road, a poster QR per college, a menu QR per table: the same idea. Opens from a city you did not print in mean the code was photographed and forwarded.

Questions

Are the QR codes free?

Yes; every link has one, at any size, for print.

Can a partner hold the QR's link and be paid per result?

Yes — a QR is a link, and a link can be held by a person with a reward per result or a fixed deal.

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Free to look around and track. Fund a campaign when you are ready.

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