Print & offline
From package scan to attributed sale.
QR on a package or shelf that names the ambassador, store, or campaign — then ties the purchase to their commission ledger.
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From package scan to attributed sale.
Codes that survive a change of plan
The QR points at a Bridgly link, so where it leads can change long after printing. A campaign ending does not turn packaging into a dead end.
Packaging QR
Editable destinationScans this week
Event booth + box
Routes to
Smart link · launch
Partner and location on every scan
Print kits stamp channel and location on the URL. Scans set a click id (and optional in-store session) so POS or checkout can attribute the sale.
Last 7 days
1,284 clicksTop referrer
instagram.com
Top device
iPhone · 61%
Scan → purchase → earnings
Sale events from API, Stripe, Shopify, or Square accrue commission for the partner behind that placement. Export balances when you are ready to pay.
go.bridgly.com/launch
Smart linkiPhone visitor
Safari · US
Android visitor
Chrome · UK
Desktop visitor
Chrome · CA
Unknown device
Fallback rule
Why print gets cut first
Not because it does not work, but because nobody can prove that a scan became revenue — or whose code drove it.
QR generators without attribution
Counting scans is table stakes. Brands need which ambassador or store drove the sale.
Permanent URLs
A raw QR encodes a destination forever. Change the destination and the print run is waste.
Single destination
One store link on a package is wrong for roughly half the people who scan it.
No path to payout
Without sale attribution there is nothing honest to commission.
Create a location or partner QR
Print poster or table tent with ch=print.
Connect checkout
Track sales; commissions accrue; export CSV to pay.