CIRCULATEQR
Manufacturing & Logistics

Put the spec and the inspection log at the station

To use QR codes for quality control, open the Quality Control template in Studio and make a page for each checkpoint: the spec values, the inspection steps, a link to the full spec sheet and a form to log Pass, Fail or Hold with the batch number and notes. Post the code at the station. Inspectors scan, check and log the result on their phone. Results appear in the code's Responses with the inspector's name and time, and download as CSV.

The problem

Why the printed version falls short

Inspectors work from an old printout of the spec

Handwritten results are hard to read and easy to lose

Results sit on paper until someone types them up

Spec changes mean replacing every printed sheet

Finding which batch failed means searching binders

What you get

Quality Control with CirculateQR

A code at the inspection station opens the spec, the steps to follow and a short form to log pass, fail or hold with batch notes. Each result is saved in Responses with the time.

  • Spec values and inspection steps at the station
  • Log Pass, Fail or Hold with the batch number and notes
  • Each result saved with the inspector's name and time
  • Download results as CSV to sort and chart in a spreadsheet
  • A link to the full spec sheet or drawing
  • Update the spec without reprinting
How it works

How to set it up

  1. Start from the template

    Open Quality Control in Studio and replace the sample chair inspection with your product and checkpoint.
  2. Add the spec and steps

    Enter the spec values, list the inspection steps and link the full spec sheet.
  3. Set up the log

    Choose the results inspectors can pick, such as Pass, Fail and Hold for review, and label the notes box for batch numbers.
  4. Post and review

    Fix the code at the station. Review results in Responses and download a CSV to sort by batch or result in a spreadsheet.
Features

Useful extras

Result Log

Name, a result with set answers and a notes box, saved to the code's Responses.

CSV Export

Download every logged result with the time it arrived, for a spreadsheet or your own reporting.

Checkpoint PagesStudio+

Make a page per station or product. The free plan includes 3 hosted pages, Studio 25, and Artisan has no limit.

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Compared

CirculateQR vs paper traveler and shared spreadsheet

Spec and steps at the station

CirculateQR
✓
Paper traveler
✓
Shared spreadsheet
✗

Log a result from a phone

CirculateQR
✓
Paper traveler
✗
Shared spreadsheet
△

Time recorded automatically

CirculateQR
✓
Paper traveler
✗
Shared spreadsheet
△

Results in one list with CSV export

CirculateQR
✓
Paper traveler
✗
Shared spreadsheet
✓

Update the spec without reprinting

CirculateQR
✓
Paper traveler
✗
Shared spreadsheet
✓

✓ yes · ✗ no · △ partly or with extra work

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does it chart defects or show trends?

No. CirculateQR lists the logged results. Download the CSV and chart them in a spreadsheet or your own tool.

Can inspectors attach photos of a defect?

No. The log has a name, a result and a notes box.

Is it connected to our ERP?

No. There's no ERP connection. Inspectors type the batch or serial number into the notes box, and you download results as CSV.

Who can open the page?

Anyone who scans the code. Password gates work on link codes, not on this page, so keep confidential details off it.

What happens on the free plan?

The code pauses 14 days after publishing until you upgrade. On a paid plan it keeps working while you subscribe and for 14 days after you cancel.

Start with the Quality Control template

The template opens in Studio with starter content filled in. Change the text, pick a design and download. The free plan needs no card.