Peak QR
Peak QR
Examples
A dynamic QR code takes printed material to your destination page through a saved link. When the offer changes, update the destination. The printed code remains usable while its redirect link stays active.
Examples
Example: a flyer for a spring promotion
This is what a dynamic code in use looks like, with destination, campaign, placement and usage.
Example with fictional data
| Field | Example value |
|---|---|
| Leads to | Quote page spring promotion |
| Campaign | Spring trade fair and retail |
| Used on | Flyer at the trade fair booth |
| Scans | Most on Saturday morning |
Illustrative example. Status: In circulation.
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Enter a destination. Your QR code is generated in your browser.
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Your scannable QR code
My QR code
Your next step starts herehttps://peak-atlas.com/A static code for your destination. Scanning opens that website.
THIS IS YOUR START.
Continue with it in Peak One.
Your edited details are transferred to a new Peak One tab. Sign in there, review your draft and confirm the next step.
Sign in when you continue in Peak One.
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- Your own draft
- You choose what goes live
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Test one code. Then decide on the full print run.
Try your use case. Then continue working on your draft in Peak One.
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