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    QR Integrations

    QR solutions that bridge the physical and the digital.

    QR Integrations

    What is QR Integrations?

    A QR code bridges a printed surface and digital content. The user guide on the packaging, the menu on the table, the contact details on the sign, the payment link on the invoice are examples of this bridge.

    In corporate use, generating the code alone is not enough: the page the code leads to must be mobile-friendly, the target must be changeable later and the number of scans must be measurable.

    What's included?

    • Code generation and customisation with brand colours
    • Redirect infrastructure on your own domain (target changeable later)
    • Preparing target pages for mobile
    • Scan measurement and reporting
    • Vector output for print
    • Special code types such as WiFi, vCard, location

    How we work

    1. 01

      Usage scenario

      Where the code will be printed and what the scanner expects is defined.

    2. 02

      Target page

      A page that opens fast on mobile and puts the sought information at the top is prepared.

    3. 03

      Redirect infrastructure

      A short address on your own domain is set up; the target can change later.

    4. 04

      Testing

      Tried with at least two phone brands, in weak light.

    5. 05

      Print and measurement

      Vector output is delivered, scan tracking is enabled.

    What determines the price?

    Since every project is different, we don’t give a single list price. The items that determine the quote are:

    • Number and type of codes
    • Whether the target pages are ready
    • Measurement and reporting needs
    • Whether dynamic redirect infrastructure is needed

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes, if we use a redirect on your own domain. In a static code printed with the target directly, the data is inside the code and cannot be changed.

    The side length should not go below 2 cm. If it will be read from a distance, the rough rule is a side length of one tenth of the reading distance.

    Yes, once the redirect infrastructure is in place; you can also use a separate parameter for each placement to tell which one is working.