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Implementation FAQs.
Get detailed answers regarding line speeds, hardware setups, code security, and licensing models.
Can dynamic QR codes be photocopied or cloned?
Yes. Any visible QR code pattern can be photocopied. However, AIQR mitigates clones through backend geofencing logic, repeat scan alarms, and browser signature checks that flag anomalies immediately.
Does AIQR require cloud connection on the printer?
No. The local AIQR print gateway pre-spools cryptographic codes. If the packaging site loses internet connection, the system continues printing offline with zero line downtime.
What is the typical deployment timeframe?
Standard pilots using pre-validated TIJ/CIJ systems deploy in 4-6 weeks. Custom enterprise ERP and MES integrations take 8-12 weeks.
Answers to the questions GCC brands ask most
Do I need to change my packaging to adopt serialization? In most cases no. AIQR integrates with existing coding and marking hardware, adding variable 2D barcodes in the print stage without changing package design. Pre-printed label workflows are supported for digital press environments such as Konica Minolta AccurioLabel with Fiery DFE.
What is the difference between a normal QR code and a GS1 Digital Link code? A normal QR points to one fixed URL. A GS1 Digital Link QR carries structured product identifiers in the code itself, so the same mark can serve authentication, batch lookup, and marketing content without reprinting.
Where is scan data stored? Scan telemetry is cached in Middle East cloud nodes (UAE, Saudi Arabia) to support low-latency redirects and regional data residency expectations.
How long does a pilot take? Most pilots start with a trial QR on one product within days, then move to an inline printer pilot once codes are validated on the line.