Destination Rules
How default destinations and country-specific redirects work in GeoQR.
Every QR code needs one main destination URL. You can also add country-specific rules for more targeted routing.
Default Destination
The default destination is the fallback URL used when no country-specific rule applies.
Every publishable QR code needs a valid default destination.
Country-Specific Rules
Country rules let you send visitors in certain countries to different URLs.
Use this when you need:
- regional landing pages
- local storefronts
- country-specific campaigns
- localized support or signup links
When Not To Use Country Rules
You probably do not need country rules if:
- everyone should land on the same page
- you are launching your first QR and want the simplest possible setup
- you cannot test the regional behavior with confidence
Best Practices
- Keep the default destination valid even if you use country rules.
- Only add country rules where they are truly needed.
- Use clear internal QR names so your team knows why a QR includes regional routing.
- Test the default destination first, then add country rules one at a time.
What Happens When Someone Scans
GeoQR chooses:
- the matching country-specific destination, if one applies
- otherwise the default destination
If a destination looks unsafe or invalid, the QR may not behave the way you expect until the issue is fixed.