Why this matters
A QR is a promise. If it opens a dead file, the table experience feels broken before the drink order.
Print rules
- Destination = live TTMenus menu
- Test after every menu domain change
- Keep codes large enough for older phones
- Add a short printed URL as backup
Example
Insights
TTMenus Insights
Last 30 days
Traffic · QR / direct
- In-venue menu opensRising with QR
- Item views in-houseUp
- Failed scans reportedTarget 0
- Reprint neededIf URL changed
Recommendation
Test before laminateScan every new card yourself. A bad QR multiplies frustration across every table.
Data to decisions
| What you notice | What to do |
|---|---|
| Guests ask for paper anyway | Check QR contrast and size |
| Scans open wrong property | Regenerate from the live URL |
| Multiple QR versions in drawers | Throw out the old stack |
The takeaway
QR codes are local distribution. They must open the live menu every time.
