Your QR codes don’t have to stay inside the business. The same technology that tracks your tools can also win you repeat work, because a code is just a doorway — and you decide where it leads. A sticker left on a boiler you serviced, a fire door you installed, or a leaflet you handed out can quietly do your marketing for months, putting a one-tap link to you in front of exactly the people most likely to need you again.
Asset Giant lets you generate public codes that point to any web address you like, turning everyday equipment and materials into a low-cost, always-on marketing channel. Because you set the destination, the same professional sticker can do whatever job you need it to.
Turn every job into future work
The strongest use is on equipment you install or maintain for customers, where the code sits in front of the right person at exactly the right moment:
- Service and reminder codes on installed kit, linking to your online booking or contact page — so when a service is due, you’re one scan away.
- Proof and instructions that point customers to a manual, a test certificate, or a short how-to video, reducing call-backs and building trust.
- Straightforward marketing on your vehicles, site boards, flyers and business cards, opening your website or a current promotion.
You control the destination
The key is that a public code’s destination is yours to set, so the value isn’t fixed at the moment you print it. A code can point to a booking page today and a seasonal offer next month; the sticker on the wall doesn’t change, but where it leads can. And because these are public codes, no one needs an account or a login to use them — they just scan and arrive, exactly as they would with any QR code in the wild. Throughout, your private inventory stays completely separate and protected, as explained under Public vs. Private QR Codes: What’s the Difference?.
Used consistently, this turns a routine part of your work — labelling and leaving equipment behind — into a steady source of reminders and referrals, at essentially no extra cost.
Best Practice: Point client-facing codes at a single, simple page with a clear next step — “book a service” or “get in touch” — rather than your homepage. The easier the action, the more scans turn into work.