How do dynamic SGNL QR codes work?
A visitor scans the QR code, SGNL records the interaction, SGNL resolves the current destination, and then the visitor is sent there.
- 1QR code scanned
- 2SGNL records the interaction
- 3SGNL resolves the current asset destination
- 4Visitor is sent to the destination
Dynamic QR codes vs static QR codes
A static QR code permanently contains its destination. If the destination changes later, the printed QR code usually needs to be replaced.
A dynamic SGNL QR code points to a redirect that can resolve to a new destination without changing the printed code.
Can I change a QR code after printing it?
You cannot change the physical QR pattern, but you can change the destination behind a dynamic SGNL QR code.
If the asset remains the same, the historical analytics stay connected to that asset even after the destination changes.
If the new destination represents a completely different campaign, create a new asset so reporting stays easy to interpret.