QR proof of delivery: prove the work, visit by visit

With Effiora, every location gets its own QR code with a public page. The customer — the property manager, board or procurement team — scans the code and sees a live, branded page showing what was done, when and by whom, with checklists, photos and a feedback button. No login, no app, no user account — the customer scans the code on the wall. Other systems give customers visibility through a portal they have to log into; here the only barrier is a camera.

Public QR page: last and next visit, 100% completion rate, a checklist with four of four activities done and feedback buttons

Scan — and see what your customer sees

The QR code opens a real demo page for a fictional job. No login, no app — exactly how your customer experiences it.

QR code opening a demo of the public QR page Open the demo page

What the customer sees when they scan

Last and next visit

"Last visit" with the actual completion time ("Completed at 14:32") and "Next visit" — always up to date.

Completion rate

A color-coded ring shows the share of completed visits — X of Y done. Documented delivery over time.

Checklists with checkmarks

Every visit shows its status (Done / In progress / Planned / Not done), who worked, and the activity list with progress.

Photos and notes

Workers attach photos and notes along the way — the customer views them in a lightbox on the QR page.

Anonymous feedback

Thumbs up/down with a comment per visit. A thumbs-down instantly push-notifies the operations manager.

Ready A5 signs

Generate a branded A5 sign with the QR code as a PDF in one click — hang it up the same day.

Photo documentation: proof the customer can see

The cleaner takes photos along the way, straight from the shift screen in the app, up to six per shift. The photos show up in the control room and in a per-job photo feed, where the operations manager can hide or delete them. Approved photos appear as thumbnails on the visit on the customer's QR page, full size on tap. No emails, no WhatsApp: the proof sits where the customer already looks at the delivery.

  • Up to six photos per worker per shift, taken straight in the app
  • The manager decides: hide a photo from the QR page, or delete it
  • Automatic deletion after 90 days, adjustable per company
  • Photos are stored by Effiora in the EU, separated per company
«Log hours» in the Effiora app: from and to, break, a note to the manager and one attached photo with a plus for more
The customer QR page on a phone: visit marked Done, four activities ticked and a photo under Documentation

Privacy by design

  • Planned start and end times are never shown — the customer cannot derive how long the job takes (pricing-sensitive)
  • The page is noindex — reachable only via the QR code, not via Google
  • Feedback is anonymous — a low threshold for honest answers
  • Your brand — the page shows your logo and company name, not Effiora's

Documentation that wins tenders

In tenders and contract renewals, documented delivery is a competitive edge. With QR proof you can show the buyer exactly how delivery is followed up — live, not in a binder. And day to day, your customer never calls to ask whether the cleaner came by: the answer hangs on the wall.

Frequently asked questions

What is QR proof of delivery in Effiora?

Every location gets a public page with its own QR code. The customer scans it and sees the last and next visit, the completion rate, checklists with checkmarks, photos and notes, and can leave anonymous feedback — no login required.

Does the customer need to install anything?

No. The page opens in the browser when the QR code is scanned with any phone camera. No app, no login, no account.

Can competitors or others find the page on Google?

No. The page is marked noindex and is only reachable by those with the QR code or link. Planned start and end times are also deliberately hidden, so nobody can derive how long the job takes.

What happens when a customer gives a thumbs-down?

The operations manager instantly gets a push notification with the comment and can follow up before dissatisfaction grows. Feedback counts are shown aggregated on the page.

Can the customer see photos from the visit?

Yes. Workers take up to six photos per shift straight in the app. The operations manager sees them in the control room and can hide or delete them. Photos that are not hidden appear as thumbnails on the visit on the QR page, and are deleted automatically after 90 days (adjustable per company).

How do I create the QR signs?

Effiora generates a finished A5 sign with the QR code, your logo and your company name as a PDF in one click — ready to print and hang.

See Effiora with your own jobs

Book a no-obligation demo and we will show you how Effiora fits your operation — from schedule to payroll basis.