Understand QR activity and export reports

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Choose a date range and reporting timezone. Add campaign and placement information to make comparisons useful.

Open analytics for the workspace or an individual QR code. Set dates and available code, campaign, placement, geography, device and traffic filters.
Read the metric definitions. A redirect request is not proof of a camera scan by a person; bots, prefetches and automated traffic are classified separately.
Review trends, busy days/hours, destinations, devices and available approximate geography. Unknown location is an honest result when approved enrichment is unavailable.
Use estimated unique/repeat activity only with its displayed method and limitations. It does not identify a person. Purpose describes your campaign context, not the scanner’s motivation.
Export PDF, CSV or XLSX using the same filters and cutoff. Keep reports private where campaign information is sensitive.

No precise GPS is requested by default. Country/region/city are approximate when available, never a street-level location.

No analytics result proves a sale or conversion unless a separate supported conversion measurement actually recorded it.

You can explain the report’s time range, traffic definition and limitations when sharing it.

No activity? Check date filters, paused status and whether the printed code uses HIVE’s managed URL. Never invent demonstration scans in customer reports.

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