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The supporting link behind every QR campaign

Use your QR campaign link wherever shoppers click

Every FlashWombat QR campaign includes a short public link. It powers editable QR routing and measurement with known bot filtering, and can also support email, social, creator, or ad campaigns.

Directional, recent visit-bound signals—not person-level or order-level attribution.

Campaign linkWinter launch — Creator Maya
Active
Supporting campaign linkgo.yourstore.com/winter-maya
VisitsRecorded openings
Checkout startedDirectional activity
Checkout completedDirectional activity
Estimated valueNot sales revenue
SourceCountryDeviceBrowser

Use cases

Reuse the campaign link only when it helps the journey

Share the supporting link directly when a digital channel, printed fallback, or partner needs the same destination.

Social launches

Compare posts or placements

Use a separate link for each post, profile, or creative you need to evaluate.

Email and SMS

Track the main call to action

Connect each campaign to the product, collection, or cart it promises.

Creator campaigns

Give each partner a link

Keep creator activity separate when partner-level reporting matters.

How it works

Create, share, learn

  1. 01

    Create

    Choose a destination and add a clear campaign name, tags, and UTMs.

  2. 02

    Share

    Test the public link, then place it in the campaign.

  3. 03

    Review

    Compare visits and supported checkout activity, then repeat or revise.

Reporting

Know what the numbers mean

Each QR campaign has a performance report. Its supporting link contributes campaign visits; tags organize campaigns and UTMs carry labels into other analytics tools.

Visits

Recorded supporting campaign-link openings.

Not necessarily unique people.

Checkout activity

Supported starts and completions with recent campaign context.

Signals, not order attribution.

Estimated value

Directional completions multiplied by current configured prices.

Not exact Shopify order revenue.

Attribution limits

Useful evidence, not perfect attribution

Compare campaign links in FlashWombat. Use channel platforms for delivery metrics and Shopify for orders and revenue.

Useful for

  • Comparing link visits
  • Reviewing supported checkout activity
  • Choosing the next test

Does not prove

  • Unique people or causal orders
  • Cross-device or multi-touch attribution
  • Exact Shopify revenue

Start measuring

Start with a QR campaign, then share its link where useful

Create the QR code, test the route, then review the signal.