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Printed once, right for every market

QR codes on packaging, labels and in stores

Codes that are printed in thousands and stay on shelves for years, pointing to whatever page is right today.

The problem

Sound familiar?

01

Packaging is printed months ahead and stays in stores for years.

02

A broken link on a box cannot be fixed with a sticker.

03

Each market needs its own language and shop.

Set it up in three steps

Ready before the print shop opens.

  1. 1

    Create a dynamic code for the product and add routing rules per market.

  2. 2

    Download a CMYK PDF for the packaging printer.

  3. 3

    Track scans by country and fix destinations whenever they change.

Example setupSample data

Code
Box: Espresso maker
Country: Germany
German shop
Language: French
French manual
Everyone else
Product page

Frequently asked questions

How small can the code be on packaging?

As a rule of thumb, at least a tenth of the scanning distance and never below 2 × 2 cm. Dynamic codes stay simple because they hold a short link.

What if the shop page moves?

Change the destination in the panel. Every box already on a shelf follows the new address.

Can I run a promotion only for a few weeks?

Yes. Point the code to the promotion and back to the product page later, or use a schedule with dates.