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Smart products

QR Tech helps manufacturers build connected products: onboarding that starts with a tap, digital manuals, warranty registration and authenticity checks, all through tags built into the product or its packaging.

A person tapping a smartwatch on their wrist

Challenges

What gets in the way today

  • Printed manuals and warranty cards often go unused.

  • Brands lose contact with customers after purchase.

  • Counterfeits are hard to tell apart from the real thing.

Use cases

Where QR Tech can help

Examples of what's possible. Every solution is shaped around your processes.

  • 01

    Product onboarding

    A tap or scan opens setup guides and product registration.

    • NFC
    • QR codes
  • 02

    Digital manuals and warranty

    Manuals, support and warranty registration in one place.

    • Digital experiences
    • Software & cloud
  • 03

    Authenticity

    Secure NFC tags confirm that a product is genuine.

    • NFC
    • Digital identity

FAQ

Questions about smart products

Should the tag go in the product or the packaging?

Packaging suits onboarding, registration and campaigns, and costs less. A tag in the product itself stays with it for manuals, support, service history and authenticity checks over the product's life. Some products use both, linked to the same record.

Can one tag serve customers and our systems?

Yes. A smart tag can combine a printed QR code for customers with an NFC or RFID chip for your own processes, so a shopper taps for a manual while your line reads the same item for production or logistics data.

Bring connected technology to smart products.

Tell us what you're working on, from a single smart touchpoint to a complete system.