WiFi
Join the network without reciting the password
View in the type indexWiFi QR codes: join the network without saying the password out loud
Reading out a WiFi password is one of the busiest service actions in a venue, and one of the easiest to get wrong: capitalisation, hyphens, and the difference between a zero and an O are all misheard. With the credentials in the pattern, that step belongs entirely to the scan.
Code types that suit Guest WiFi
Type names and descriptions come straight from the platform’s type list — no second set of wording here.
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View in the type indexHow to use and place it
How to print for Guest WiFi, where the code goes and what to change later, one point at a time.
Password unchanged? Use a static code
WiFi credentials in the pattern need no server: it still connects when the network or the service is down, and it does not use up the dynamic allowance.
Stick it where guests linger
Table stands, reception and bedside tables are the three placements with the highest scan rates; high on a wall is often out of reach and hard to read when printed.
Swap the old code when the password changes
A password is a security credential: once it changes, the old pattern has to come down with it, so nobody joins a network that is no longer in use.