BUSL-1.1 · Version 18.0.1.0.2

Managed QR Codes

QR labels printed ahead of time, linked on first scan, and pointed somewhere new without being reprinted.

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A label batch: its prefix, its numbers, what is left to link
A label batch: its prefix, its numbers, what is left to link
A printed square sheet: the code, the logo, the number and the desk it opens
A printed square sheet: the code, the logo, the number and the desk it opens

A printed QR code usually carries its address hard-coded: the day the page moves, you peel it off and reprint. Here the code only carries a short pointer, and Symbifox decides where it leads.

You generate a batch of blank labels, numbered after a prefix, before you know where they will go. On first scan, an authorised person picks what the label opens: a desk on the floor plan, a server, a room, an event, a link page, or a plain address. When the object leaves, the label is reset and reused elsewhere, its log intact.

Sheets print to the millimetre on ten common Letter and A4 formats, and a half-used sheet picks up where it left off. The centre logo and the colours are checked before printing: a code too small for a logo, too pale or inverted is refused rather than wasted. Two hundred desks can be linked at once from a spreadsheet, checked line by line before anything is written.

⚠️ A label open to the public takes a visitor without an account to an address or a published page, never to a gesture that writes. Companies are walled off, and every scan leaves its line in the log.

A QR label is a tag without a chip: every NFC tag gesture works with it, with nothing more than a laser printer.

Comparable to A dynamic QR code service, wired to your own records and your label sheets

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