One welcome card that guides every guest
Put one QR code on a welcome card or the fridge so every guest finds the WiFi, house manual and directions without messaging you. The code shows the same thing to everyone at once, so to time check-in details and checkout steps to a particular stay you set date rules for that booking, then reset them (or simply re-point the code) at each turnover. One printed card serves every future guest.
ONE DYNAMIC CODE, RE-POINTED ANY TIME
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Set the always-on welcome hub as the code's home
Point the default destination at your everyday guest info: a WiFi destination for the network, or a links page gathering the house manual, directions and local tips. This is what any guest sees whenever no booking rule is active, so an empty schedule still works.
Add the house manual and directions
Use a links destination for a tidy page of house manual, appliance notes and local recommendations, and a location destination for directions to the property.
Schedule a stay by date, per booking
To switch the code through a stay, add date rules set to that booking's dates: check-in and directions from the days before arrival, the welcome hub during the stay, and checkout steps on the last day. The code cannot tell one guest from another, so the dates you enter are what make each stay unique.
Reset or re-point at each turnover
Before the next booking, update the rule dates to the new stay, or simply re-point the code for a quick changeover. The same printed welcome card keeps working, with no new cards to print.
Features used
Dynamic routing
Re-point a printed code to a new destination any time, with no reprinting.
Schedule rules
Send scans to the right page by day, time and date, switching over on their own.
Scan analytics
See your scans over time and how much reach each placement is getting.
Custom design
Add your colours and logo, then export a crisp PNG or vector SVG.
Questions, answered
Can one welcome-card code show different things at different stages of a stay?
Yes, but you set it up per booking. Schedule rules route the code by date, so for a given stay it can show check-in and directions before arrival, the welcome hub during, and checkout on the last day. The code cannot detect the booking itself, so you enter those dates for each stay (or re-point the code at turnover).
Does the code know who is staying and when?
No. A dynamic code shows the same destination to everyone who scans at a given moment. It has no idea which booking is active, so a schedule tied to a stay is something you configure per booking by setting the rule dates, not something the code works out on its own.
Do I need a new card for every booking?
No. The printed card stays the same. For each booking you either update the schedule rule dates to that stay or re-point the code, so one welcome card serves every future guest without reprinting.
Will this cut down on guest messages?
Yes. With WiFi, the house manual, directions and checkout all on the code, guests find the answers themselves, so you field far fewer repeat questions and the place looks more professional.
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