Tickets, schedule, venue. One code.
Everything guests need before and during your event, on a page you can update until the doors close.
What should an event QR code link to?
To a single page with tickets first, then the schedule and how to get there. With Identicuz the code on your posters, badges and signs opens that page, and you can change the schedule or add a last-minute note without reprinting anything.
Your page,ready to fill
Start from the Event template, a link-in-bio page in the studio. It comes with:
- "Get tickets" as the featured link
- The full program under "Schedule"
- Doors and access notes under "Venue"
- Directions to the venue
- The dark Ink theme, or any of the nine
Where to put your code
- Posters and flyers
- Name badges and lanyards
- Signs at the entrance and stages
- Tickets and confirmation emails
- Slides between sessions
One code for all of them. Change the page, and every print shows the update.
Make itwork harder
Change the featured link on the day
Tickets before, the live schedule during, the photo album after.
Add access notes
A short text block for doors, step-free access and parking.
Tag your campaigns
Add UTM tags to the links you share; analytics list them by campaign.
Features you'll use
- Link in bioA link-in-bio page for your videos, shop, menu, tickets and socials, with a QR code that always opens the latest version.
- Dynamic QR codesDynamic QR codes that point to your Identicuz page, so the code stays the same while the page keeps up with you.
- Scan analyticsSee how many people scanned your code, how many came by link, what they tapped and when, without tracking who they are.