Attribution by QR and link
The end card carries a QR code and every share a review link, so a viewing at an open house and a viewing from a portal do not blur into one number.
Lead analytics
From viewed to enquired, counted honestly
Views, plays and enquiries per listing, attributed by QR code — real counts or nothing.
Live: the published page logs views, plays and completions, /q/[code] logs each scan before redirecting, and the property page shows the counted totals with a printable QR code.
Agents do not want a dashboard; they want to know which film earned its credits. Analytics counts what happened after publishing — a view, a play-through, an enquiry — and ties each one to the film and the place it was seen.
How it is meant to work
No invented traffic
Visits and enquiries are real counts or they are not shown. There is no number that only goes up.
Per film, per listing
Counts live on the project that earned them, next to the credits it spent. A brokerage can see which listings pull and which need a re-cut.
Specification
- Events
- Views, plays, completions, QR scans and enquiries, counted per listing
- Attribution
- QR short code (/q/[code]) plus per-session anonymised hashes
- Reports
- Per-property panel in the workspace; no viewer profiling, no exports yet
- Status
- Live — counts appear only when real visitors arrive
Questions
Does it track viewers personally?
No. Counts are aggregate: how many watched, how far, how many asked. There is no per-viewer profiling, and enquiry details belong to the agency, never to an advertiser.
Next
Start with what exists
The workspace, the roles, the credit ledger and the invitation flow are live. Create the account now and be first in line when this milestone opens — no card is collected.