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Your store closes. Your window keeps selling.

The code in your window and on the door opens your online store after closing time. Spanish-speaking shoppers get a page in Spanish, sale dates bring up the sale, and the rest of the time it shows current offers, hours and directions.

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Window QRExample
  1. Daily 9:00 PM–10:00 AMOnline storeexample-boutique.com/shop
  2. Language: SpanishStore page in Spanishexample-boutique.com/es
  3. Dec 26–Jan 6Winter clearance saleexample-boutique.com/sale
  4. If nothing matchesStore pageexample-boutique.com/soho

Rules are checked in order: the first match wins, and if nothing matches, the default destination opens.

Shoppers who stop at your window after closing may not come back.

Someone who likes a piece in your window on an evening walk finds the door locked, and a tourist may be in another city by morning. Window posters and door stickers also go stale the moment a sale ends. With a dynamic QR code, one code in the window opens the right page for the hour, the language and the calendar, and you change what’s behind it without touching the sticker.

  • After hours, your online store

    Time windows can run past midnight. From 9 PM to 10 AM, everyone who scans your window lands in your online store, and at opening time the code switches back to your store page on its own.

  • A page in Spanish for Spanish speakers

    Show shoppers whose phones are set to Spanish your current offers, hours and directions in Spanish, from the same sticker everyone else scans.

  • Measure the interest in your window

    See scans by hour and weekday, and track in rule performance how many people scan your window after closing. Use separate placements for the window and the door sticker to compare which one gets scanned more.

Before you print

A short checklist so your code scans quickly, wherever it ends up.

  • Place the code at eye level near the door handle. If people scan it through the glass from the sidewalk, print it at least 2 inches (5 cm) square.
  • If the sticker goes on the inside of the glass, order a face-adhesive (reverse-printed) sticker so the code reads correctly from the street.
  • Check your window after dark. If display lights glare on the code, move it out of the beam or use a matte sticker.
  • Next to the code, say what it opens, like “Shop online and store hours.” Before printing, try 11 PM, a phone set to Spanish and a day in early January in the dashboard simulator.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A time-range rule opens your online store from, say, 9 PM to 10 AM, and the window can run past midnight. Times follow your QR code’s time zone, and you can add a weekday rule for days you’re closed, like Sundays.

Yes. With a date-range rule, the sale page opens only while the sale runs, and the code goes back to your store page when it ends. You can also change the destination by hand in the dashboard at any time.

Add a language rule for Spanish and pick your Spanish page as the destination. The rule reads the phone’s language setting, so everyone else keeps seeing your regular store page.

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