This is a real stand. Scan it, and watch yourself appear.
These figures are being read from VISERR's system right now, not demo data. Scan the code with your phone and the number moves within seconds.
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Open the camera and point it at the code. Your phone goes through go.viserr.com, the server records that the link was opened, and sends it back to this page. The number here goes up with nothing to refresh.
The stand itself also carries an NFC tag. A tap does exactly the same thing, and is measured separately.
Split by route
- NFC taps
- 3
- QR scans
- 3
- Shared link
- 0
The most recent opens
These rows are real records from the events table. They look exactly like this in a customer's dashboard too.
| Time | Route | Device | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18:17:48 | NFC | Other | Automated |
| 15:15:02 | NFC | Other | Automated |
| 15:15:02 | NFC | Other | Automated |
| 14:26:50 | QR | Android | Device |
| 14:26:50 | QR | Other | Automated |
| 14:26:49 | QR | iPhone | Device |
And this is the part a cheap tag cannot sell you
The code you scanned is fixed. The destination behind it is a setting in the dashboard, and it can be changed in seconds, for one stand or for every stand at once. It is the same screen these numbers are on.
What these numbers say, and what they do not
A link open is exactly that: somebody tapped or scanned, and our redirect worked. We do not know, and will not claim to know, whether a review was written, whether anyone started following you, or whether a message was sent. That happens at Google or at Instagram, outside anything the stand can measure. There is also no unique-visitor figure here, because the redirect path stores no IP address and no cookie, so there is no way at all to tell two opens by one person from two opens by two people.