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ScanShot app review: simple QR code scanning
Introduction
ScanShot is a simple iPhone and iPad app by Pitney Bowes that allows you to scan QR codes or create your own as a means of promoting your business or offering existing and potential customers special offers and discounts.
QR codes can be a highly effective way of sharing your information with others in a concise manner, so if you haven’t considered doing this for your business then I’d definitely recommend thinking about doing so.
Simple Business Promotion
Making a great little addition to the Utilities category of the App Store is this tool which allows you to scan QR codes with your device’s integrated camera or by importing photos straight from your Camera Roll.
This is a great way of accessing contact information such as phone numbers and email addresses, as well as physical postal addresses or website URLs.
Scan QR codes
Share Your Company Information
The best thing about ScanShot is that it allows you to create your own QR codes to more effectively share your business information with others, and these codes can be used to show your contact information, physical location, and special offers.
This is a fairly simple app as far as barcode and QR code scanner apps go but it does offer some reliable functionality that small businesses should find quite useful.
View your history
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Scan QR codes with your device’s integrated camera or by importing photos from your Camera Roll
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Perfect for easily accessing contact information and website URLs
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Create your own QR codes to more effectively share your business information
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Generated QR codes can be used to show your contact information, physical location, and special offers
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Access your scanning history for quick and easy reference
Cons
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There is nothing negative to say about this app
Easy data sharing
Final Words
ScanShot is a nifty iPhone and iPad app that should at least provide you with a unique new way of promoting your business.
MarkBangs
Mark is an opinionated writer who loves to review apps. In 2012, he started reviewing Apple apps on a regular basis and wonders how he survived up to that point without these apps.