A Resolver serves as a bridge for a wide range of product information to be accessible upon scanning a 2D Barcode. There are two paths you can take with 2D Barcodes:

1. Without a Resolver: A 2D Barcode without a Resolver simply directs to a specified webpage through its URL, confining users to a single source of information.

2. With a Resolver: Implementing a Resolver service transforms the 2D Barcode into an access point for multiple information sources. It enables smooth transitions between different scans of the same barcode, providing a range of information including recipe ideas, product details, store locations, and information in multiple languages.

Let's explore some real-world examples:

• Teresa, the owner of a sustainability-conscious fashion label, aims to inform her customers about the origins and environmental impact of her clothing.

• Mark, looking for clarity on prescription instructions, finds what he needs by scanning the 2D Barcode.

• Isabel, from Argentina, gets Spanish language instructions for her UK-made watch with a simple scan.

• Lana, working in retail, quickly checks pricing details by scanning products at the checkout.

Just one scan allows individuals to get the information they need. Consumers can easily 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, make it possible for different scans of the same 2D Barcode to lead to various destinations, enhancing the user experience by providing easy access to information.