Editable codes
An editable code (also called a dynamic code) holds a short link, such as kuody.com/abc123. When someone scans it, Kuody opens the content you chose: a website, a menu, a contact card or another page.
- You can change what it opens at any time, even after printing.
- Its scans are counted and shown on the code's page.
- You can pause it whenever you like. Access rules apply too, with the Start plan and those above it: start and end dates, allowed countries, a daily limit and a password.
- It needs Kuody to be reachable when it is scanned.
Static codes
A static code holds its content itself, such as Wi-Fi details, a contact card or a short text. The phone reads it without going online.
- It does not pass through Kuody, and works offline unless it is a link.
- Its content cannot change after printing: to change it, download the code again and reprint it.
- Static codes open their content directly on the phone, so their scans cannot be counted.
- Access rules do not apply to it.
Which to choose
Choose editable for anything printed that might change or whose use you want to measure: menus, posters, packaging, business cards. Choose static for content that never changes and must work offline, such as Wi-Fi access.
Some types are only editable or only static; the list of types says which.