A Resolver acts as a gateway for a wide range of product information to be displayed when a 2D Barcode is scanned. When using 2D Barcodes, you have two choices:

1. Without a Resolver: Without a Resolver, a 2D Barcode simply directs to a specific webpage via its URL, restricting the information to a single source.

2. With a Resolver: Incorporating a Resolver service turns the 2D Barcode into an access point for various sources of information. It enables smooth transitions between different scans of the same barcode, making it possible to access a range of data, including recipe ideas, product details, store locations, and content in multiple languages.

Let's explore some real-world scenarios:

• Teresa, an environmentally conscious fashion brand owner, aims to inform her customers about the origins of her clothing and its environmental impact.

• Mark, who finds it difficult to understand prescription instructions, resorts to scanning the 2D Barcode for clearer guidance.

• Isabel, in Argentina, receives instructions in Spanish for her watch made in the UK just by scanning the barcode.

• Lana, working in retail, quickly finds out pricing information by scanning products at the checkout.

With a simple scan, individuals get the information they need. Consumers can scan a 2D Barcode containing a Digital Link to access comprehensive product details straight from the manufacturer.

Link Types, set up on a Resolver Platform, allow different scans of the same 2D Barcode to lead to various destinations, improving the user experience and ensuring smooth access to information.