YOU’RE AT THE QR DESTINATION
If you followed the QR link, this is where it brought you. Here is how the same journey could work for your customers.
SAMPLE — DEMONSTRATION ONLY
This sample shows the kind of booking page a customer could reach after hours. Your real page would use your existing booking system to show availability or collect a request.
This is a fictional example. The sample buttons explain the journey; they do not place an order, make a booking or request work.
A customer arrives after closing time and sees “We’re closed. Book your next visit”. They scan the code on the glass and open your booking page to choose a service and time, or send a booking request. Their interest does not have to wait until you reopen.
Help the customer find the appointment or service they need.
Your booking system can show available appointments, or collect a preferred time.
Use the booking system’s own confirmation so the customer knows what happens next.
A scan or click can lead straight to a booking page where a customer can choose a service or request a suitable time. Give someone at your door a way to request their next booking, even when nobody is inside.
The example above represents the destination. The form below is for a real enquiry about Skipto.
When a visitor follows the tracked QR link, Skipto can record activity. Direct visits to this sample page do not prove a scan took place.
Change the destination of the existing dynamic code when your content changes. Test the original code after saving.
Switch booking systems or update the destination without replacing the door sticker.
Place a code near opening hours with “We’re closed. Book your next visit”. Check reflections, lighting and the code’s height on the glass.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us about your business and where you’d like to use QR codes. We’ll use your details to respond to this enquiry.
