It's surprisingly easy to use your smartphone to keep track of both QR and traditional barcodes, the keys to any asset management system. Here's how.
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HomeBarcodes were bound to change. It wasn’t just that EAN, ISBN, 128 and 39 codes were getting a little staid – consumers needed to be able to pack more information into each scannable code. Scanning QR codes can mean sending a text message, receiving a calendar entry, contact or hyperlink, dialing a telephone number, sending a message to an email address...anything that can be encoded into short character sets. QR codes enable users to be more flexible with what they scan and what kind of information they’re gathering, making them an eminently flexible tool for asset tagging and inventory. |
Keep your things to yourself.
A QR asset tag acts as both tracking and deterrent. When potential thieves see QR tags, they know someone's paying attention.
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Keep tabs on who's using what.
Asset tagging allows you to keep track every time someone uses your company's assets. QR codes let you monitor your goods.
Let people know how to find you.
QR asset tags can help return a lost valuable to its rightful owner, like this BikeGuard-protected bicycle.
Flexible, durable materials.
Tough-as-nails aluminum tags take serious time and effort to pry from whatever they’re attached to – and they’re easy-to-use, too.