QR code for vans & fleets

The van that books its own next job

A QR code on your van turns every traffic light into a quote request. One scan gives tap-to-call, your booking link and your service area — and when the number or the coverage changes, you change it once instead of re-wrapping the fleet. Free with AllID.

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Tuesday, 08:40

You're stopped at a junction on the ring road. The car behind has been staring at your rear doors for ninety seconds. That is the whole advertising window you get, and a phone number they cannot dial while driving wastes it. A code they scan in two seconds does not.

One code across every vehicle

Every van in the fleet carries the same code pointing at one profile. A new mobile number, a second depot, a change to the areas you cover — you edit it once and every vehicle is correct that afternoon. No re-wrap, no vehicle off the road, no old number on a van you sold.

Tap-to-call first

Most van scans are someone who wants a quote now. Put the phone number at the top and it is one tap, not a memorised number.

Sized for traffic

Allow about 10× the reading distance: roughly 30 cm across for a scan from three metres. Rear doors and the lower rear quarter.

Proof on the profile

Insurance, accreditations, service area and reviews sit behind the same scan — the things that turn a glance into a booking.

Van & fleet QR code FAQ

How big does a QR code need to be on a van?

As a rule of thumb, allow 10x the scanning distance: a code read from three metres away wants to be about 30 cm across. Rear doors and the lower rear quarter panel work best, because that is what the car behind you sees at a junction.

Can one code cover a whole fleet?

Yes, and that is the point. Every van carries the same AllID code pointing at one profile. Change the phone number, the booking link or the areas you cover once, and every vehicle is correct — no re-wrapping and no van off the road for a day.

What should the code open for a trade?

Tap-to-call first, because most van scans are someone who wants a quote now. Then your booking or quote-request link, your service area, insurance and accreditation details, and reviews.

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