Reporting QR codes
The reporting QR code puts action creation within everyone’s reach — passing employees, temp workers, visitors — no account, no app: scan, describe, send.

Creating a QR
Section titled “Creating a QR”In Action families → QR codes → New QR, the QR carries its presets — they are what makes the report arrive already filed:
- the site — the workshop’s QR files its reports in the workshop;
- the family and its fields;
- the assignee — the person, team or site that will receive it;
- the priority — imposed by the QR, or left to the reporter’s choice.
Then Download PNG (to print): the QR is made to live poster-size, on the wall of the zone it covers.
Scanning
Section titled “Scanning”In the app, the Scan tab sits in the middle of the phone’s tabs, in green — and on a tablet, the Scan a QR code button of the sidebar. That button only appears on a touch screen: you scan a QR code with the device in your hand, not with a mouse. The scanner opens the camera full screen: Aim at the QR code, and Verifline opens the right screen.

Without a camera, or if it is refused, Enter the code takes the link printed under the QR. Recent keeps the last QR codes scanned on this phone.
A QR code scanned with the phone’s own camera, outside the app, leads to the same place. The QR code stuck on an asset opens its page: see an asset’s QR code.
Reporting with your account
Section titled “Reporting with your account”A signed-in person who scans sees their report recognised: the action is theirs, and they find it in their actions, Created by me. Nothing to type about who they are.
Reporting without an account
Section titled “Reporting without an account”
For a visitor, a temp, a contractor passing through, the QR opens Report a problem — no sign-in:
- A photo first, Take a photo;
- What is happening — the title the team will see;
- the questions of the family, if any;
- Your email · optional — to get the follow-up link and know when it’s fixed.
The site, the assignee and the priority come from the QR: the page says so. Send the report creates the action, the assignee is notified, and the page answers Thank you, it’s been sent, with Follow the fix.
The reporter’s follow-up
Section titled “The reporter’s follow-up”
The Following your report page says where the fix stands, in three steps: Received, Taken care of by the team, Fixed — then the photos and the messages. The reporter can Add a detail (a word, a photo); they close nothing, the team does.
If they left their address, they get the link by email straight away, then an email when the action is completed — or reopened. Without an address, the follow-up page is the only thread: they keep it.
Managing the fleet
Section titled “Managing the fleet”The QR list shows each with its QR active state. Deactivating a QR kills future scans (the poster on the wall goes inert) — actions already born carry on with their lives.