Use case: Event check-in
Event check-in QR codes: sign-up, check-in and materials in one code
Conference and market materials are often printed a month ahead, while the sign-up form, the venue and the materials links are only settled the week before. Carrying those entries on a dynamic code means late changes do not force a reprint.
Code types that suit Event check-in
Type names and descriptions come straight from the platform’s type list — no second set of wording here.
Event
An event page with a sign-up link
View in the type indexFeedback collection
Collect messages by scan and read them in the console
View in the type indexMultiple links
Fit several links into one code
View in the type index
How to use and place it
How to print for Event check-in, where the code goes and what to change later, one point at a time.
- One code for the banner, another for the badge
- The banner carries sign-up and the agenda; the badge carries personal sessions and downloads. Different jobs — mixing them muddles the flow on site.
- One entry for both sign-up and check-in
- A scan writes the guest into the list: faster than a paper sheet, and no illegible handwriting to type up afterwards.
- After the event, point it at recordings and materials
- Printing early while content settles late is normal for events: a dynamic code separates "change the content" from "reprint the material" entirely.
Make a Event check-in QR code now
Sign up to pick a type, fill in the content and adjust the appearance, then export PNG, SVG, JPG or PDF; a dynamic code can also change its destination and report scan analytics.