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Advanced QR codes are here: call, text and email
January 9, 2025
We're all familiar with the QR codes that take you automatically to a certain web page, but what if a QR code could automatically launch a phone call, text, or email?
It's now possible with the advanced functionality that has rolled out for JourneyCARE's QR codes.
Imagine the possibilities:
- point your camera here to automatically text the keyword "DONATE" and the person receives a payment link back;
- point your camera here to automatically get a copy of our annual report and the person automatically gets an email with the resource, plus they get tagged annual report;
- point your camera here to place a call to a sponsor shown on a sign at a conference.
Our team can't wait to see the creative ideas that this new feature generates!
JourneyCARE now offers 2-facto r authentication for administrators via Authenticator apps like Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy or Duo. You'll find the new option under Settings --> My Profile. Simply click the QR code that is provided using your preferred app and then enter the code that your app provides.
We’ve rolled out two enhancements to streamline your workflow on the social planner dashboard: New Socials Shortcut: You can now quickly access your Social Planner with the "Add Socials" shortcut directly from the dashboard. One-click access to streamline your posting workflow! Sticky Dropdown Actions: In the social accounts dropdown, the "Add Account" and "Add Group" options are now sticky—always visible at the bottom for easy access, no matter how many accounts you’ve added. Why it matters? Many users were unaware of how to start using the Social Planner or found the navigation buried. This shortcut reduces friction for new users and makes the Social Planner more discoverable and accessible for everyone. Also, when users had multiple social accounts or groups, key actions were pushed out of view, leading to confusion and extra scrolling. Making them sticky ensures that these critical actions are always visible, no matter how full the list gets.
