Bring your brand to a practical everyday product. Pointible helps partners explore co-branded tags that combine a partner-facing design with access to a configured digital service, including finder-to-owner or emergency-contact workflows where supported.
The illustration shows how the two sides can work together. Final branding, QR behaviour and the service journey are agreed with each partner.
Front
Your brand.Your design. Your approved destination.
Illustrative design concept
The partner side
Make it yours.
Use your logo, colours and approved artwork. Where agreed, an optional partner-facing QR can lead to your campaign, product information or another approved destination.
Partner logo and brand design
Approved artwork and QR destination
A format suited to your audience
Back
1QR4.meConfigured service access
Illustrative design concept
The service side
Give it a useful purpose.
Provide a clearly marked entry point to the configured Pointible or 1QR4.me service. Verification, contact routing and follow-up depend on the deployment and required user setup.
A clearly explained service entry point
Agreed onboarding and contact setup
Supported workflows, where configured
Choose your audience
Co-branded tags for different audiences.
Choose a product people can keep and use. Pointible can assess a co-branded bag tag, key tag or connected accessory around your audience, distribution channel and intended service journey.
A physical product. A useful digital route.
Partner brand design
Configured service
Agreed rollout
Product and workflow depend on the agreed deployment.
Travel and hospitality
Explore branded bag tags for passengers, guests and visitors, with an approved partner-facing design and access to a configured service on the other side.
Consider a co-branded key tag or accessory for vehicle handover, ownership or service programmes. Product format, activation instructions and customer consent are agreed with the partner.
Discuss useful products for customer, retail, membership or loyalty programmes. Brand artwork, distribution and any linked destination are defined before production.
Explore tag and accessory programmes for employees, members, residents or other authorised audiences. Onboarding, contact setup and support responsibilities depend on the agreed deployment.
Pointible works with partners to define the tag format, logo placement, colours, artwork, approved QR destinations, service identity, user setup and distribution plan. A partner-facing QR may lead to an approved campaign, product or service destination; the service side provides access to the configured Pointible or 1QR4.me journey. Final artwork and QR behaviour are approved before production. Quantities, production arrangements, timelines, support and commercial terms are confirmed as part of the agreed scope.
Tell us who will receive the tags, how you plan to distribute them and what you want the connected experience to do. We can then assess a suitable format, agree the branding and service journey, and define a focused pilot before deciding whether to roll out more widely.
01
Define the audience
Choose the people, distribution channel and intended purpose.
02
Agree the design and service
Confirm artwork, QR behaviour, onboarding and responsibilities.
03
Pilot before wider rollout
Agree a practical pilot and review the path to a broader programme.
Planning your programme
Details worth agreeing together.
Is co-branded the same as white-label?
A co-branded programme combines a partner identity with the agreed technology or service identity. White-label presentation is a separate option assessed against the requirements and scope of a deployment.
Can a QR link to our own campaign?
Where included in the agreed design, a partner-facing QR can link to an approved destination. Its purpose, placement and behaviour are confirmed alongside the service-side workflow before production.
Do all tags provide the same service?
The available workflow depends on the configured deployment. Users may need to complete onboarding, consent and contact setup before a service is ready to use. The instructions supplied with the product should explain this clearly.
How are quantities, pricing and delivery agreed?
Share your preferred format, audience, distribution plan and indicative quantity. Product and production arrangements, service setup, timelines, support and commercial terms are confirmed during scoping.
Let’s make a connection
Put your brand on something useful.
Let’s explore how connected technology could fit your organisation’s products, distribution channels or service journey.