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One code per notice, per site
Tag by site or department, so you can list every link a location has published and check them in one place rather than walking the floor.
Operations
Every printed link under one roof
Codes for signage, forms and documents, organised by site and switchable when something changes.
Free for 50 links — no card required.
One link. A destination you can change. A clear view of what happened next.
The simple part
Make every shared link useful after it leaves your hands
The printed piece, message or campaign stays where it is. The link behind it is where you keep control: update the destination, separate each placement, and see the signal that comes back.
01ShareOne code per notice, per site
02Keep controlMove the form without reprinting the notice
03LearnRetire a notice cleanly
The problem
Links live on notices, in documents and on equipment labels across several sites. When a policy or a form moves, nobody knows how many printed references just went stale.
How it helps
What this looks like in practice
The toolkit
The parts doing the work behind the link
Each is useful on its own. Together, they turn one shared link into a controllable part of the campaign instead of a URL you hope stays correct.
TagsFind the link you made four months agoOrganise links so they stay findable at volume.Explore feature Custom short codesShort links people can read, and typePick the ending, instead of taking a random string.Explore feature Click analyticsWhich campaign actually brought the customersClicks and scans counted, with the context that explains them.Explore feature
What you get
The difference on a normal week
- A single list of every published link
- Repoint a document without reissuing signage
- Per-site tagging for multi-location teams
Getting started
Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.
The Free plan covers 50 links and click analytics — enough to prove this works for you. Starter, at ₹149 a month, adds the parts this page relies on: Tags, Custom codes, Link expiry.
Questions
Before you put the link in the world
How can operations use short links and QR codes?
Tag by site or department, so you can list every link a location has published and check them in one place rather than walking the floor. When a document moves, repoint its code. Every printed reference keeps working, including the ones you have forgotten about.
Can I change a QR code destination after it has been printed?
Yes. When the QR code points to an editable short link, you can change the destination in the dashboard without replacing the printed code.
What can I measure?
Each link records clicks over time and groups the available context by country, referrer, device and browser. Separate links or tags let you compare placements and campaigns.
Can operations start for free?
Yes. The Free plan includes 50 links, QR codes and click analytics without requiring a payment card.