QR codes for invitations and posters

Scan once, and everyone lands at the sign-up.

Enter a web address, turn it into a QR code and put it on an invitation, poster or flyer. If the destination changes, you switch it without reprinting.

Create a code for a poster How it works

After you log in, QR opens in your personal workspace. The web address is the first step.

QR codesExample

Garden club summer party

Leads to: Summer party sign-up
Is up: Clubhouse bulletin board
Destination changed: New sign-up with time
Scans: 23 so far

Poster is up

Simplified sample view with made-up data.

Why change anything

The note has an address that nobody types in.

The web address for the sign-up is so long it barely fits on the invitation.
In the stairwell, neighbors photograph the poster and then forget about it.
After you put it up, the time changes, and the note points to the old info.

Until now

Writing a long address on the note
Hoping someone types it in
Reprinting and re-hanging when things change

With QR Codes

Enter a web address and create a QR code
Put a code on an invitation or poster
Switch the destination in the app when things change

How it works

To your result in 3 steps.

01
Enter web address
Enter where the code should lead, for example to the sign-up for a party or to your open appointments.
02
Create QR code
Turn the address into a QR code that people scan with their phone.
03
Bring it onto paper
Put the code on an invitation, poster or flyer. If the destination changes, you switch it in the app.

What gets better

Three things QR codes does for you.

Straight to the destination instead of typing

Whoever has your invitation in hand gets to the sign-up or the page with one scan.

A QR code connects paper with a web address, for example a form or an appointment link.

The note stays correct

If something changes after you put it up, the poster doesn't need to be reprinted.

A code's destination can still be changed after printing.

See whether anyone scans

You find out whether your poster is being used at all before you write to everyone again.

In QR codes, you see how often your codes are scanned.

In everyday life

Here's how others see it.

Club

Trigger: Members are supposed to sign up for the summer party, and the poster hangs in the clubhouse.
With QR Codes: A QR code on the poster leads to the sign-up form.
Result: Members sign up right in front of the bulletin board.

Family

Trigger: Printed invitations go out for the milestone birthday.
With QR Codes: A code on the card leads to the page with place and sign-up.
Result: Guests don't have to type in an address, and a later change reaches everyone.

Tutoring or music lessons

Trigger: You put up a note with your offer in the supermarket.
With QR Codes: The code leads to your open times in Booking.
Result: Interested people book an appointment right away, instead of tearing off the phone number.

Part of Peak One

What comes next is already there.

Forms
A QR code leads straight to the form, for example to sign up for a party.
Appointment booking
A QR code on your poster leads to your open times in Booking.

Before you start.

What can I set as the destination?

A web address, for example a sign-up form, your appointment booking or a page of your own.

The poster is already up and the time has changed. Do I have to reprint?

No. The code's destination can be changed after printing. You switch it to the new page in the app.

Can I see whether anyone scanned the code?

Yes. You see how often your codes are scanned. You can see what details are available in the app.

How do I get the code onto my invitation?

You create it in the app and put it on your invitation or poster. You can see which formats are available when you create it.

Is this separate from my work account?

Your QR codes live in your personal workspace, separate from a company's workspace.

What happens when I click “Create code for a poster”?

You’ll go to the Peak One login. The “QR codes” selection and the destination page are passed along in the link. After you log in, you open this app directly. One account works for all Peak One apps.

What does QR Codes cost?

Features and usage limits depend on your plan. You'll find the overview on the Pricing page. Clicking “Create a code for a poster” does not start a paid subscription.

Make your next poster scannable.

Enter the web address, create the code and put it up where your people pass by.

Create a code for a poster