Everything in the dashboard, also in your code

Clicking through a dashboard works fine for a handful of QR codes. It stops working once you're managing hundreds of them, or once a code's destination genuinely needs to change automatically - driven by inventory levels, a CMS update, or a scheduled campaign swap - rather than by someone remembering to log in and edit it by hand.

QR Hero's API is a versioned REST interface at /v1 that covers the same ground as the dashboard: creating and updating codes, managing custom domains and brand settings, and pulling analytics, all callable from your own code. Access is controlled through scoped, revocable personal access tokens, so an integration or script gets exactly the abilities it needs and nothing more.

In practice that means bulk imports and updates run from a script instead of a browser tab, destination changes can be triggered by your own systems the moment a real-world condition changes, and analytics flow straight into your own BI stack instead of a CSV export you have to remember to pull. Documented rate limits keep usage predictable, so integrating QR code management into your existing tooling never turns into a surprise.

Teams building on the API often connect it to MCP for AI assistants so an AI assistant can call the same endpoints, and agencies use it alongside Agency & multi-brand management and Scan analytics to automate reporting across every client org.