QR codes and website embeds
Download a QR code for flyers and counters, or paste the form into your own website with one line of code.
The best place for a request form is exactly where the request happens: on the broken machine, at the front counter, on your website's contact page.
QR codes
Once the web form is on, its QR code is right on the Web form or QR code card in the editor's Getting in step: click Download QR code. (Set up the form → has more sizes and options.) (On the Stacks page, the stack's Web form pill opens it too.) Download it and print it on flyers, invoices, equipment stickers or a sign by the register. People point their phone camera at it and land right on the form.
Want a QR code for one store or one machine? Use Make a link to build a link with values filled in (like the location), and download the QR code for this link. Each code then sends tickets that already say where they came from. See Form fields.
Embed it on your website
On the same card, under Put it on your website, click Copy embed code and paste it into your site (most website builders have an "embed" or "HTML" block). The form sits inside your page, matches its width and grows to fit.
Which one is working?
Views from QR codes, embeds and the plain link are counted separately, so you can see which one people actually use. See Form views.
Related
- Web formsGive a stack a public request form, so customers and coworkers can ask without an account and every request lands as a ticket.
- Chat bubble for your websiteAdd a small button to the corner of your website so visitors can send a request without leaving the page.
- Form fields: show, pre-fill, hidePre-fill a field, hide it with a fixed value, or fill it from the link, so one stack can serve every store, machine or campaign.
- Form viewsSee how many people opened your form and sent it, by link, QR code and website embed, and which page and UTM tags each request came from.
- After sending: thank-you message or your own pageShow a thank-you message, or send people to a page on your own website once they've sent the form.
🧭 See it in a how-to guide
- Track customer orders and keep customers posted · 30 minutes
- Turn Google Forms responses into tickets · 30 minutes
Still stuck? Email hello@ticketstacker.com. A real person reads every message.