A Resolver acts as a gateway for a wide range of product information to be accessed when a 2D Barcode is scanned. With 2D Barcodes, there are two approaches:

1. Without a Resolver: A 2D Barcode without a Resolver simply directs to a specific webpage via its URL, allowing users access to only one piece of information.

2. With a Resolver: Incorporating a Resolver service, a 2D Barcode becomes a window to multiple sources of information. It enables fluid navigation between various scans of the same barcode, giving access to a range of data including recipe ideas, product details, store locations, and content in multiple languages.

Here are some real-world examples:

• Teresa, a fashion label owner with a focus on sustainability, wishes to inform her customers about the origins and environmental impact of her clothing.

• Mark, struggling with prescription instructions, finds the guidance he needs by scanning the 2D Barcode.

• Isabel, from Argentina, checks Spanish language instructions for her UK-produced watch with a simple scan.

• Lana, a retail employee, quickly gets the price details by scanning products at the checkout.

A swift scan allows individuals to get the information they need. Consumers scan a 2D Barcode containing a Digital Link and gain access to comprehensive product information directly from the manufacturer.

Link Types, set up on a Resolver Platform, allow different scans of the same 2D Barcode to take users to various destinations, improving the user experience and enabling easy access to information.