QRCompose Documentation

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QR Codes ​

QR codes in QRCompose are dynamic, customisable, and trackable in real time. They act as the gateway to your pages, apps, or external URLs — and can be updated without reprinting.

Manage QR codes from the sidebar: QR Codes (/qr-code/view).

Overview ​

Each QR code is an entry point into your digital experience. Link it to a page, app, or external URL. Every scan is recorded with detailed analytics.

Linking a QR code ​

When creating in the designer ​

During publish in Designer V3, choose whether to create a QR code, a page, or both. The QR code links to your published experience automatically.

Changing an existing QR code destination ​

  1. Open the QR code from QR Codes
  2. Click Change Destination
  3. Select a new page, app, or paste an external URL
  4. Save — the printed QR code points to the new destination instantly

Reuse without reprinting

Update destinations anytime. Physical QR codes stay the same while content changes.

Customising QR appearance ​

From the QR code detail page or Designer V3 QR preview mode:

  • Colour — match brand colours
  • Shape — dots, squares, rounded
  • Logo — centre logo overlay
  • Frame — call-to-action frame text

Conditional redirects ​

Route scans to different destinations based on device, location, or time rules. See Conditional Redirects for setup and examples.

Managing QR codes ​

From QR Codes you can:

  • View all QR codes with thumbnails and linked destinations
  • Access per-QR analytics (scans, unique visitors, location, device)
  • Edit destination, customise design, or delete

Deleting QR codes

Deletion is permanent. Printed or shared codes stop working immediately.

Analytics ​

Each scan logs:

  • Timestamp
  • Device and OS
  • Geographic location (city level)
  • Referrer and traffic source
  • Total and unique scan counts

View aggregated analytics in the Analytics dashboard or per-QR insights at /qr-code/:id/insights.

Best practices ​

  • Use dynamic QR codes for flexibility and analytics
  • Test each QR before large-scale printing
  • Maintain high contrast and clear visibility
  • Avoid linking to unpublished or deleted pages
  • Use conditional redirects for audience targeting