[lillianrennie]

I created a step-by-step guide for setting up a CNC machine that I want to share with my team and maybe link to it in the forum too.

I want to turn the link into a QR code that I can print out and stick on the machine, but I want to know who’s scanning it and how often.

Is there a way to create a trackable QR code that provides statistics, such as scan count or location? Preferably something cheap.

[burnthills]

I can help you set this up. Private message me.

[wendtmk]

I can help you set this up. Private message me.

Ask it here, answer it here. This forum is for disseminating information, not hiding it in private messaging.

[oliveman]

Yes, you can create a trackable QR code that provides useful analytics, such as the number of scans, the country of origin, the time of scan, and even the type of device used.

I recently used a trackable QR code at an event to share my company contact details, and it was insightful to see who scanned it and when. It helped me understand the kind of audience that was engaging with our content in real-time.

If you want a QR code that remains flexible after printing, consider using dynamic QR codes. These let you change the destination link later, so you don’t need to reprint anything if your link changes.