Three codes at a phone repair stall in Dhaka
A price list on the banner, the warranty on the receipt, and the day's refurbished phones on a page that changes as they sell.
An example of how a business like this could use QRiva — not a customer story.
A stall in a busy electronics market: one counter, a lot of WhatsApp. Three small codes, printed once from the sticker-sheet template.
Prices
On the banner: a page with a menu block of repairs (screens, batteries, charging ports) by model family, in Bangla and English.
People compare before they queue. Prices change in the editor; the banner stays.
Warranty
On the receipt: a page with the stall's repair warranty, what it covers, and a WhatsApp button with a first message already typed.
The receipt answers the question people would otherwise come back to ask.
In stock
On the glass case: a page of the refurbished phones on sale today, one product block each, with the price.
When a phone sells, its block comes off. Nobody asks about a phone that's gone.
Three dynamic codes and three pages: Starter, which also includes the PDF sticker sheet. Each code is its own placement, so Analytics shows which one people actually scan. On Free, one code on the banner already opens the price list.
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