One simple route to the next step.

Help supporters open the right page from a QR code or shared link. Change the destination when your appeal changes, without replacing the link you already shared.

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What is Quick Tap?

Quick Tap gives a reusable link a destination you can manage. Put its QR code on an event sign or handout, then point it toward the page supporters need now.

  • Make the next step obvious

    Send someone straight to a relevant page.

  • Keep useful printed materials

    Update the destination behind an existing link.

  • Manage more than one link

    Keep different signs and campaigns easy to identify.

A shorter path

Do not make a supporter search for the right page.

A long homepage menu is a lot to ask of someone standing at an event. Give your sign a clear instruction and a direct destination.

Keep in view

  • Choose the page for this moment.
  • Copy the shareable link.
  • Download a QR code for your design.

Useful after the event

Change the destination as the conversation moves on.

An event sign might first point to registration, then to the follow-up page. Manage the destination behind the link instead of designing every sign again.

Put it into practice

  • Keep links named by their purpose.
  • Update the destination you control.
  • Test the code with a phone before sharing.

Illustrative scenario · Fictional information

A welcome sign with a useful second life

Harbor Table prints a QR code for its community open house. Afterward, the team wants visitors to find the next volunteer orientation.

  1. Create a named Quick Tap link for the open house.
  2. Download the QR code and test its event destination.
  3. Update the destination to the orientation page after the event.

Illustrative use of a reusable link. Quick Tap opens a destination; it is not a contactless payment terminal.

Questions about Quick Tap

No, if your QR code points to a Quick Tap link. Update the link’s destination in Mobli, and the same printed code can open the new appeal page.

Yes. Quick Tap supports external URLs as well as available Mobli destinations. Check that the page is public and suitable for the people who will open it.

Yes. Create named links so an event sign, a printed handout and a newsletter can each have the destination you intend.

Yes. The Quick Tap controls let you copy a link and download its QR code for your materials.

No. This Quick Tap feature manages links and QR destinations. A giving destination may offer its own payment options, but scanning a code does not itself take a payment.

Use a clear name for each link, review its current destination, and test the printed code on a phone before sharing it. Repeat the check whenever you change the destination.

Make your next ask easy to find.

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