01
Place your QR code
Print it and stick it on the asset, door, vehicle, handover point, or equipment.
Field users do not need a proprietary app. Scan the QR code and continue.
01
Print it and stick it on the asset, door, vehicle, handover point, or equipment.
Field users do not need a proprietary app. Scan the QR code and continue.
02
They open the workflow in their phone browser. No native app is required.
They see only the steps you defined. Open files, acknowledge documents, fill a form, or confirm completion.
03
Review timestamps, step outcomes, and captured evidence in the audit trail.
Export records for audits, handovers, or internal review. Identity details depend on the workflow configuration.
Getting started
QR codes and direct links are deployment choices. Either way, the field user lands on the workflow you built and every run produces the same kind of record.
Generate a QR for each workflow trigger. Print it and place it where the work happens.
Send the same workflow URL in a message or paste it into another system when a printed code is not practical.
Field experience
A QR code or link opens the workflow. The page guides field users through the steps you configured.
What you collect
Choose forms, files, acknowledgements, redirects, and success messages for each workflow. Add verification checks when needed. Location checks require browser permission.
See all workflow optionsRun records
Open the run record to review submitted evidence and the workflow version used during an audit, handover, or incident investigation.
Each run has a timestamp. Identity details depend on the sign-in or form steps you configure.
Form answers, acknowledgements, and step outcomes stay attached to the run.
Historical runs stay tied to the workflow version that was active when they scanned.
Pull records for audits, handover meetings, or incident investigations.