Brands, stores & design policy

Brands, stores, and design policies keep large portfolios consistent across codes, link pages, and redirect prelanders.

#Brands

A brand holds visual identity used by codes and landing experiences:

• Logo and favicon
• Primary/secondary colours and typography
• Powered-by footer treatment (hidden on paid plans when entitled)
• Default QR style presets

Create brands under Brands. Assign a brand when creating or editing a code so previews and live pages match corporate guidelines.

#Stores

Stores represent physical sales locations — distinct from brands in QR Hero. Use stores to:

• Tag analytics by location
• Assign virtual windows to a floor plan
• Group campaigns for franchise or retail rollouts

Open Stores to add name, address, external ID, and optional brand linkage.

#Design policy

Organisation owners configure Design policy under Settings:

• Lock colours or logo placement for sub-teams
• Require admin approval before new styles publish
• Enforce landing layout constraints for link pages and menus

When approval is required, submissions appear in Design approvals. Approvers can accept or reject with comments.

#Landing layout policy

Separate from QR styling, Landing layout policy restricts which blocks or layouts link pages and menus may use — helpful for agency partners managing many sub-clients.

#Multi-brand agencies

Switch organisations from the header dropdown. Each org maintains its own brands and stores; partners use portfolio analytics to roll up across clients.