BL.INK: Built for GS1 2D barcodes
- Use one QR code to capture and share data across the supply chain
- Each QR code can deliver experiences based on the specific product, plus user location, language, and more
- Collaborate across teams, printers, agencies, and technologies
- Native and open API integrations
- Integrates into your existing workflows
- Delivers a digital product passport that's dynamically created upon scan
- Totally flexible, editable, and built to scale for today and tomorrow
Since 2008, BL.INK has helped global brands connect their packaging to consumer information via QR codes. We go far beyond generating QR codes; we help you manage data and processes before and after the scan.
Let's talk about GS1 2D barcodes or however you want to use QR codes and short links in packaging or marketing.
GS1 Resources

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