Workspace
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Rename, transfer or delete a workspace
Workspace settings in CodeQR — the name, the slug, the logo, when a second workspace is worth it, how to hand one over, and what deletion destroys.
Find a link you created months ago
Search and filters in the CodeQR links list — what the search actually matches, how filters combine, and why archived items do not show up by default.
Sign in to CodeQR
Sign in with Google, Apple, LinkedIn, GitHub or your email address, and find out what to do when the password field or the code prompt appears.
Delete your account
Deleting a CodeQR account starts with the workspaces you own. Here is the order that works, what happens to your links, and what cannot be undone.
Name links so your team can find them later
A naming rule for short links, QR codes and UTM values that survives a growing team — lowercase, hyphens, a fixed order, and one owner for the vocabulary.
Create folders to group links and QR codes
Group links, QR codes and pages into folders, move items between them, and see exactly what happens to your links when a folder is deleted.
Turn on two-factor authentication
Protect your CodeQR account with a code from an authenticator app, save the ten backup codes, and know what to do if you lose the phone.
Invite people to your workspace
Add teammates to a CodeQR workspace, understand how many seats your plan includes, and know what to do when an invitation expires or the limit is reached.
Use tags to filter links, QR codes and pages
Tag links, QR codes and pages so you can filter them and compare campaigns in Analytics — how many tags each plan allows, and what deleting one does.
Choose between folders and tags to organize links
Folders answer where a link lives, tags answer what it is about. How to pick before you have a thousand links, and what each one costs to change later.
Download a copy of your data
Export your personal data from CodeQR as a JSON file, see what the file contains and what it leaves out, and where to get your links and scans.
Set or change your password
Add a password to an account created with Google, or change the one you have. A password is also what unlocks two-factor authentication.
What owners and members can each do
The two CodeQR roles and exactly what each one reaches — links, domains, billing, API keys and the audit log — plus what is not recorded anywhere.