Plays that turn a scan into a sale

Every refillable product you sell — printer ink, pet food, supplements, coffee, cleaning concentrate — carries its own reorder button.

1. Create a QR code for the product with a loyalty coupon attached.
2. Print it on a sticker label and slap it on the bottle, box or refill pack.
3. When it runs dry, the customer scans — the exact refill lands in the cart, discount already applied.

You’re on the shelf at the one moment they actually need you — no app, no login, no hunting your site. Change the loyalty coupon later and every label already out there follows.

Turn every flyer, poster and door-drop into a channel you can actually measure.

1. Create a code in a campaign with your print discount.
2. Print it across the whole run, grouped under one campaign.
3. Footfall scans straight into a discounted cart — nothing to type. Next month, swap the offer instead of reprinting.

Your dashboard shows which drop actually paid for itself, so the next print run is money you know is well spent.

Boxes, labels and inserts get printed by the thousand. Products don’t last that long: a flavour is discontinued, a model is replaced, a variation sells out for good. The code on the packaging shouldn’t die with it.

1. Print a code on the packaging that reorders the product, as usual.
2. When the product is replaced, with Pro you edit the code and point it at the successor product (or variation). Every box still in a customer’s cupboard now reorders the new one.
3. If there’s no successor, retire the code. On Free its scans go to the product page (or the shop) with a short “offer has ended” notice; with Pro you choose the fallback page, like a “new range” category.

Old stock and old boxes keep selling the range you have now, never a dead end. And the switch happens in the admin, not at the printer.

Some products only make sense together: a recipe’s ingredients, a starter kit, a refill set, a “complete the look” outfit. A bundle code puts all of it in the cart with one scan.

1. Create a bundle code with up to 20 products, each with its own quantity (variations included), and one coupon for the lot.
2. Print it where the idea lives: on the recipe card, the lookbook page, the shelf talker, the demo table.
3. One scan adds every product and applies the coupon once. If something is out of stock at that moment, it’s skipped and named, and the rest still go in. Change the list later and the printed code follows.

The customer buys the whole idea, not one item, and you see bundle sales per code in Analytics. Bundle codes keep scanning even without an active Pro licence.

One code on the stall, and no queue for a single card machine.

1. Make an event-day code for your hero product, or with Pro, one bundle code that puts the whole starter kit in the cart.
2. Display it big on the stall with the show discount.
3. The crowd scans and buys from their own phones.

You keep the sale even if they decide later, on the train home — no missed orders at the busiest moment. When the show ends, retire the code or swap in your regular offer.