Label
Use QR codes for internal IDs, asset IDs, shelf IDs, URLs, contact payloads, or structured text.
QR code inventory tracking
QR codes are useful when your internal labels need more than a retail barcode. ScanAtlas can read QR inventory labels, save them to stock, and keep the surrounding details structured for search, reports, and dashboard review.
For teams labeling shelves, bins, internal assets, kits, samples, supplies, equipment, or serialized items that do not already have clean retail barcodes.
Workflow
Use QR codes for internal IDs, asset IDs, shelf IDs, URLs, contact payloads, or structured text.
Open ScanAtlas, scan the QR label, and save or match the result as a tracked inventory item.
Update quantity, location, bin, notes, dates, and activity as the item moves through your workflow.
Why ScanAtlas
These pages describe features that exist in the app today or are tied to the live dashboard workflow, not vague scanner promises.
Feature fit
Use QR labels for stock items that do not have manufacturer barcodes or need your own naming scheme.
Create batches of QR codes or barcodes from CSV, then export a PDF grid or ZIP of PNGs.
Save quantity, min quantity, location, bin, supplier, notes, dates, and custom fields around each label.
Use the dashboard demo or eligible account dashboard to review records, reports, and audit activity.
Plan fit
ScanAtlas can start light and scale into shared stock, automation, and dashboard work when the operation grows.
Questions & Answers
Next step
Install ScanAtlas for the mobile scanner, or open the public dashboard demo to see how tracked inventory, drill-downs, exports, and activity feel on desktop.