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Why an order QR code
Guests at a busy café wait for a menu, then for a waiter, then for the bill; a code on the table can skip the first two steps. An order QR code puts the ordering step on the customer's phone: a table ordering system, your online shop checkout, a pre-order form, or a tracking page for an existing delivery. Add that address to the code or, if there is none, write down how to order, for example by phone; scanning then shows those instructions. QR Global does not take orders or payments, so those stay with your ordering system. Outside opening hours, a time-based rule from smart redirects can show something else.
- Guests send their order from the table without waiting for staff.
- Fits any table ordering, shop or delivery system reachable on the web.
- A CSV upload creates a code for every table if your plan includes bulk creation.
- After closing time, the destination can change automatically.
Cafés and restaurants
The sticker on every table opens that table's ordering page.
Bakeries and delis
Window stickers let passers-by pre-order for pickup the next morning.
Online sellers
Parcel labels open the tracking page of the shipment.
Hotel room service
A card on the desk lets guests order breakfast or dinner to the room.
Wholesale and B2B
Product samples at a fair lead buyers to the reorder page.
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Order QR Code Generator
An order QR code takes customers from a table, a shelf or a flyer to where they can order: your online ordering system, a shop checkout, a delivery tracking page, or simple ordering instructions by phone.
What is this QR code?
Scans go to the ordering or tracking page you set; if you set none, a plain page displays your instructions under the code's name. Taking orders and payments stays with your ordering system.
Best use cases
- ✓Café tables where guests order and pay without flagging down staff.
- ✓A bakery window sign for pre-orders to collect tomorrow.
- ✓Parcel labels that open the delivery tracking page.
- ✓Trade show booths taking sample orders from visitors.
How to generate your QR code
Copy the ordering link from your table ordering, shop or delivery system.
Add that address under a clear name, or type ordering instructions instead.
For per-table codes, collect the table links and upload a CSV, if bulk creation is part of your plan.
Place a test order through the code before guests do.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does QR Global take the orders?
No. Your ordering system receives the orders and payments; the code only brings customers there.
How is order different from invoice?
An order code starts or tracks a purchase; an invoice code leads to a bill that is already due.
Does QR Global process orders or payments?
No. The code leads to your ordering system or instructions; orders and payments are handled there.
One code per table: is that possible?
Yes. Get a link per table from your ordering system and add each as a code, or upload them all in one CSV if your plan includes bulk creation.
No online ordering system yet?
Type your number and ordering hours as text; the code displays them on a page.
Can the code behave differently after closing?
Yes, if your plan includes smart redirects: a time-based rule sends scans outside opening hours to your menu or a closed notice.
How is an order code different from an invoice code?
An order code starts or tracks a purchase; an invoice code leads to a bill that is already due.
Can I change ordering systems later?
Yes. Enter the new system's address, and table stickers already in place follow it.