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# QR Code (points)

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Earning points by using a QR code is suitable for offline businesses where the staff member (merchant) can use a mobile device with a QR scanner to scan the code on a customer's device.

## How does it work <a href="#page_how-does-it-work" id="page_how-does-it-work"></a>

To test this, you can use the Restaurant Demo.

1. The customer [creates an account](/myagents.plus/product-development/development/saas-experience-archive/rewards+/customer.md). This can be done by clicking on the **"My Points"** menu item and then the **"Or create a new account"** button. On the demo you can also log in with the credentials **<customer@example.com>** / **welcome123**.
2. The customer clicks the **"Earn Points"** menu item and then the **"QR Code"** button.
3. A QR code shows which can be scanned by a staff member (merchant). Any QR code scanner app can be used for this, it's a link to a secured page in the staff area. In the demo you can log in as a staff member with **<staff1@example.com>** / **welcome123**. Or you can create a new staff member in the admin dashboard. A form like below shows where the staff member can enter an amount of points and optionally segments to credit the customer.

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