Put every link, PDF and form for a product, a place or an event behind one QR code. People who scan it see a page of buttons and tap the one they need. You see which button they tap.
Menus, allergens and bookings, all in one place.
Each button opens a web page, a PDF that you upload or a form that you build. Mix all three on one page, up to 20 buttons.
Write the text and subtext of every button and give it an icon. Choose the button style, the corners, the colors and the background.
See the clicks on each button, then its devices, languages and locations. Removed buttons keep their history.
Add, reorder, rename or remove buttons, or replace a PDF, at any time. The printed QR code never changes.
Three steps, and the printed code never has to change again.
Create a QR code and pick Multi-Link as the content type.
Give each button its text and a link, a PDF or a form. Pick a look for the page.
Scanners see your buttons at once, with no countdown. You see which one they tap.
Anywhere one sticker has to answer several questions.
One asset tag for every document an operator or inspector asks for.
One table card for the menus, the allergens and the booking page.
One sign rider for the listing, the floor plan and a viewing.
One poster for everything a guest needs on the day.
What changes when a machine with five documents carries one QR code instead of five.
| Topic | A QR code per document | One Multi-Link QR code |
|---|---|---|
| Codes on the label | One for each document | One |
| Space it needs | Grows with every document | Fits a small asset tag |
| A new document | Print and stick another code | Add a button |
| What the scanner sees | Must pick the right code first | Every document, labelled |
| Analytics | A separate report for each code | One report, ranked by button |
Find out what people actually come for.
Sample data
Yes. A Multi-Link QR code opens a page of buttons. Each button goes to its own web page, PDF or form, and the person who scans picks the one they need.
Yes. Upload a PDF to each button. One label on a machine can carry its registration certificate, risk assessment, operating procedures and safety data sheets.
Yes. A form button opens a form that you build in Form Builder. Each form button keeps its own responses, which you can view and export to CSV.
Up to 20. Each button has its own text, an optional line of subtext, an icon and its own destination.
Yes. Add, remove, reorder or rename buttons, or replace a PDF, at any time. The printed code stays the same.
Its clicks stay in your analytics, marked as removed. It collects no new clicks after it leaves the page.
No. The page opens at once with no countdown, and the person who scans chooses a button.
The Premium plan, and Business. On any plan you can build the page and preview it in the editor. Its QR code starts to work as soon as your account is on Premium.
Multi-Link QR codes are included in QRFlow Premium.
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