A Resolver acts as a bridge for a variety of product information to emerge when a 2D Barcode is scanned. With 2D Barcodes, there are two pathways:

1. Without a Resolver: Absent a Resolver, a 2D Barcode merely directs to a predetermined webpage via its URL, restricting users to a single information source.

2. With a Resolver: Integrating a Resolver service transforms the 2D Barcode into a portal to multiple information sources. It enables smooth transitions between different scans of the same barcode, providing access to a range of data, including recipe ideas, product details, store locations, and multilingual content.

Let's explore some scenarios from the real world:

• Teresa, a sustainability-focused fashion label founder, aims to educate her customers on her garments' origins and environmental impact.

• Mark, struggling with prescription instructions, turns to scanning the 2D Barcode for guidance.

• Isabel, located in Argentina, accesses Spanish language instructions for her UK-made watch through a simple scan.

• Lana, a retail employee, quickly retrieves pricing information by scanning products at the checkout.

With a quick scan, individuals gain the information they need. Consumers effortlessly scan a 2D Barcode containing a Digital Link, accessing extensive product details straight from the manufacturer.

Link Types, established on a Resolver Platform, allow diverse scans of the same 2D Barcode to result in different outcomes, enhancing the user experience and providing smooth access to information.