Barcode

In Ragic, you can use barcodes for various applications, such as scanning product barcodes to automatically populate product IDs, names, categories, or let participants swiftly complete meeting check-ins by scanning barcodes.

Use cases of barcode in Ragic includes: Scanning barcode to input an ID, to quickly access a URL, and to execute actions.

Ragic supports both input to field values using a barcode or RFID reader, and generate barcode from values within your database.

After designing an online form for people to fill out, you can use the "Share this sheet" to provide a QR code for scanning and filling out the form. Additionally, you can generate a QR code for a specific entry, allowing people to scan the code to view or edit it. This article will explain both methods.

Use QR code to streamline factory management, for example, to quickly access machine utilization logs, maintenance logs, etc.

Utilize barcode in Ragic Meeting Check-in Sheet to streamline meeting check-in process with just one scan.

Enhance your asset management with Ragic by utilizing labels equipped with QR codes or barcodes.

Scan the barcode to access book information and to return or borrow books, using a handheld scanner or a mobile phone.

Create and manage Digital Product Passports (DPPs) using Ragic. Store product data, generate QR codes for easy access, and set different access rights for various user groups to ensure confidentiality.

Here's how to turn Warehouse, Product, and Inventory IDs into barcodes in the Inventory Management Template to replace manual input.

Not sure how to use your label printer with Ragic Barcode? In this article, we explain how to print barcodes using a label printer in Ragic. You will learn how to export data and print labels through Ragic's "Export” feature or "Publish to the Web” functions.

Set up a QR code system to manage equipment loans and returns—all with a single scan!