One label, live details
Update instructions or documents without reprinting — the same code shows what's current.
Industry
Every package, carrying its own information
Put shipment details, delivery notes and documents on the label itself, so the right information travels with the package from the warehouse to the door.
- Shipment info
- Delivery notes
- Asset tags
- 2D barcodes
Getting started
On the label in three steps
Add the shipment content
Link package details, delivery instructions or the documents that belong with a consignment.
Brand it and print
Match your company look, then add the code to labels, cartons, pallets and asset tags.
Update while in transit
Change a delivery note or a linked document and the printed code shows the new information.
Across the chain
Where logistics teams put QR codes
Shipment & package info
A scan opens contents, weight and handling details for a consignment.
Delivery instructions
Give drivers access notes, drop-off points and contact details.
Shipping documents
Attach a manifest, packing list or handling sheet as a document.
Asset & equipment tags
Tag pallets, containers and gear so teams can look them up on scan.
Track & trace barcodes
Use GS1 and 2D barcodes so goods are scanned reliably along the route.
Returns & handling
Point to a returns page or handling steps for damaged goods.
Logistics QR code FAQ
Can I update delivery notes without reprinting the label?
Yes. A dynamic code lets you change instructions or a linked document, and the printed label points at the current details.
Can I attach shipping documents to a package?
Yes. Link a manifest, packing list or handling sheet so the paperwork travels with the goods and is available on scan.
Do you support GS1 and 2D barcodes for tracking?
Yes. You can generate 2D barcodes, including GS1 formats, so goods are scanned reliably by systems along the chain.
Can I tag assets and equipment?
Yes. Put a code on pallets, containers or equipment so teams can pull up its details with a quick scan.
Can I see how often a code is scanned?
Yes. You get scan counts and times, which helps you tell where along the route packages and assets are being checked.
Recommended QR types
- Website QR code — Link to a shipment page or tracking portal.
- PDF QR code — Attach manifests and handling sheets as a document.
- 2D barcode — Encode GS1 and 2D formats for track and trace.
Put the right information on every label
Create a logistics QR code and update shipment details, notes and documents whenever they change.
Start with the moments people already pause
- Use PDF, Product, Website for the jobs they are suited to.
- Give every printed code a named owner, destination and review date.
- Use different QR records for different locations or materials when reporting needs to stay clear.
- Keep the printed instruction specific: “View today’s menu” is stronger than “Scan me”.
- Test on the final surface, at the real distance and in the real lighting.