One code on the door, everything behind it
Programme, floor plan, speaker list and the feedback form — behind a single code that changes as the day goes on.
A destination that moves with the event
Before the doors open it points at the programme. Halfway through the last session it points at the feedback form. Afterwards it points at the slides. Same printed code, same posters, three different jobs.
Signage that reports back
A different code per sign tells you which entrance people actually used and which rooms drew a crowd, by hour. The time report is the interesting one at an event: it is a picture of the day.
Collecting things from attendees
Forms are hosted here, and submissions land in your account rather than a third-party inbox. Put one behind a code on the badge, the table or the closing slide.
See it happen
What you can do with it
A destination that moves with the day
Before the doors open it is the programme. During the last session it is the feedback form. Afterwards it is the slides. Same printed sign, three different jobs, no reprint.
Signage that tells you which entrance people used
A code per sign, read by hour. The time report is the interesting one at an event, because it is a picture of the day rather than a total.
Collect things from attendees without a third party
Forms are hosted here and submissions land in your account. Put one behind the code on the badge, the table or the closing slide.
Getting there
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One code per sign
Door, hall, each room — whatever you want told apart.
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Point them at the programme
Before anybody arrives, so the first scan works.
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Swap to feedback near the end
One edit, every sign in the building.
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Leave them pointing at the slides
The sign carries on being useful after the event.
More in the same place
Questions
Can I change the destination during the event?
Yes, in seconds, and every printed sign follows. That is the main reason to use a dynamic code for signage.
Will codes scan in a dark venue?
Usually. Keep genuine contrast, print matte, and make them larger than feels necessary — a phone in low light needs more of the symbol to work with.
Do you limit how many scans an event can produce?
No hard cap that breaks your code. Every plan includes a generous monthly scan allowance, and going past it never stops the redirect — which matters most on the one day a year you have two thousand people in a room.
Try it with one code
The free plan has no expiry and asks for no card, and the analytics behind it are the same ones a paying customer gets.
Free forever for one person. No card, and 10,000 scans a month included.