QR-driven opt-in

GuidesDraft — not publishedUpdated 2026-07-26

A QR code turns a physical touchpoint into a consented conversation. The scan opens the messaging app with a pre-filled message; sending it creates the contact and the consent record together.

  1. Create the QR opt-in with a destination channel and pre-filled message.
  2. Write the consent wording displayed next to the code — that text is your evidence of what the person agreed to.
  3. Publish the code on packaging, receipts, signage or screens.
  4. The automated first reply confirms the opt-in and writes it to the contact record.

Keep the evidence clean

Store the source, timestamp and displayed consent text with the record. A consent record without the wording shown at capture time is weak evidence.

Steps at a glance

  1. Create the QR campaignIn the console, create a QR opt-in with a destination channel and a pre-filled message.
  2. Set the consent textWrite the consent wording shown alongside the code — it is your evidence.
  3. Publish the codePrint or display the code on packaging, receipts, signage or screens.
  4. Confirm the double opt-inThe first automated reply confirms the opt-in and records it against the contact.
Next step

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