Feature

Find any code in seconds

Group codes into folders and subfolders, label them with tags, and filter instantly. Stay organised whether you manage ten codes or ten thousand.

  • Folders & subfolders
  • Tags
  • Fast filtering
  • Bulk-friendly
Campaigns24
Spring 202612
Retail8
Menus12
Events6
#print#retail#spring-2026

How it works

A tidy library, with less manual work

  1. Build your structure

    Create folders and subfolders that match your campaigns, clients or locations.

  2. Tag as you go

    Add tags like 'print', 'Q3' or a store name to any code.

  3. Filter to what you need

    Combine folders and tags to surface the exact codes in an instant.

What you get

Structure that scales

Flexible tags

Label codes with as many tags as you like for cross-cutting views.

Instant filtering

Filter by folder and tag together to find codes fast.

Put it to work

Ways teams sort their codes

By location

Keep each store or branch in its own folder.

  • Multi-site

By campaign

Group every code for a launch in one place.

  • Marketing

By client

Agencies keep each client's codes cleanly separated.

  • Agencies

By season

Tag codes by quarter or event to reuse structure yearly.

  • Planning

By product line

Sort packaging codes by SKU or product family.

  • Retail

By type

Filter to all menus, all links or all business cards at once.

  • Ops

Folders & tags FAQ

Can I nest folders?

Yes — create folders and subfolders as deep as you need to match your workflow.

How are tags different from folders?

A code lives in one folder but can carry many tags, so tags give you cross-cutting views a single folder can't.

Can I filter by folder and tag together?

Yes — combine them to narrow a large library down to exactly the codes you want.

Does organising codes affect the codes themselves?

No. Folders and tags are just for management; scanning and destinations are unchanged.

Is this useful with bulk generation?

Very — drop a whole batch into a folder and tag it so hundreds of codes stay findable.

A sensible rollout

  • Create folders around clients, locations or campaigns.
  • Use tags for cross-cutting labels such as quarter, owner or channel.
  • Restrict folder access when a member should see only part of the workspace.

Questions before enabling folders & tags

  • Which repeated task or control problem is this feature meant to solve?
  • Who owns the configuration after the first campaign launches?
  • Which plan limit or permission affects the rollout?
  • What should happen when a destination, member, domain or subscription changes?
  • How will the team test the complete scan path before printing?

Bring order to your codes

Create a free account and organise your first codes into folders and tags.