How big should a code on a van be?

Roughly a tenth of the scanning distance. From two car lengths back, that means around 30cm across. Smaller than that and nobody in traffic can use it.

Will it scan while the van is moving?

No, and do not plan for it to. These work when you are parked or stopped in traffic, which is enough.

Trades & home services

QR codes for tradespeople and home services

Quotes, reviews and contact details on your van, your invoice and the job you just finished.

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Where it helps

Van and vehicle signage

A large code on the back doors. People sitting behind you in traffic have time to scan; they do not have time to memorise a number.

Review requests

A code on the invoice, asking while the work is fresh and the customer is happy.

Quote enquiries

A code on a job board outside the property you are working on. Neighbours are your best leads.

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Questions

How big should a code on a van be?: Roughly a tenth of the scanning distance. From two car lengths back, that means around 30cm across. Smaller than that and nobody in traffic can use it.
Will it scan while the van is moving?: No, and do not plan for it to. These work when you are parked or stopped in traffic, which is enough.