Where should the code go in a salon?

The mirror in front of the chair works best — people are sitting still and looking at it. The window catches passers-by after hours.

Can I change where it points if I switch booking systems?

With a dynamic code, yes. Switching from one booking platform to another normally means reprinting everything, and this avoids it.

Bookings, price lists and reviews within reach of the chair. Prices change more often than printed cards get replaced.

A code in the window and on the mirror. People decide to book while they are looking at their new haircut, not three days later.

Point at a page instead of a printed board. Putting prices up is awkward enough without a signwriter.

A small code on the payment terminal or receipt. Ask while they still like the result.

Website link

Make it dynamicEdit the destination after printing, and track every scan. Requires a free account.

Fill the form to generate

Error correction M — good for print and screen

Where should the code go in a salon?: The mirror in front of the chair works best — people are sitting still and looking at it. The window catches passers-by after hours.
Can I change where it points if I switch booking systems?: With a dynamic code, yes. Switching from one booking platform to another normally means reprinting everything, and this avoids it.