Initial assessment
The usual questions, answered before you speak.
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The assessment, filled in before the first call.
So the meeting starts with the problem and not with the same ten questions.
In the talk, on the proposal, on the card at the conference. Each one with its own code and its own numbers.
The usual questions, answered before you speak.
Your calendar, without the email chain to find a time.
What you do and for whom, on a page that is not a forty-page PDF.
The concrete result, which is what actually convinces.
What you give away to prove you know, in exchange for an email.
Agreements and next steps, without digging through the thread.
You give a talk, hand out a hundred cards, and six months later you change calendar tool or domain. Those hundred cards now lead nowhere.
And you never learn how many people used it, because it does not pass through anywhere that could count.
The code points at QRlify and QRlify points wherever you say. Change the destination whenever you like and whatever you printed still works.
And because every scan passes through here, it can be counted.
How many scans, and at which event. That is how you decide which conference to go back to next year and which to skip.
The day-by-day and per-campaign detail starts on the Starter plan. The scan count is on every plan.
Pick «Personal and professional» and then «Consultant». That is enough for us to know what to offer, so you never choose between eighteen types of code.
Assessment, calendar, services, cases, resources or follow-up. Each one arrives with its field ready.
Two colours and, on a paid plan, your logo in the middle. Black on white also works, and scans just as well.
PNG or SVG, at whatever size you need. From then on, anything that changes you change from the dashboard.
A QR code leads to one place. A QCard is a page of yours with several buttons: the assessment, booking, the cases, the resources and your contact.
You point a single code at that page and change the buttons whenever you like. The closing slide of your talk does not expire.