Just Listed
Trigger: scheduled listing window or active first stage.
- Open the 3D virtual home tour.
- Show the digital brochure.
- Offer a text-agent booking link.
A yard sign does not stop being useful when the listing changes status. The same QR code can sell the home, support backup buyers and then capture the next seller lead.
The agent updates the routing stage in the dashboard. The QR code on the physical sign stays in the yard, but the destination changes from listing content to neighborhood content to seller lead generation.
Trigger: scheduled listing window or active first stage.
Trigger: update the next scheduled stage when the listing goes pending.
Trigger: final scheduled stage or manual route update after closing.
The printed QR code stays useful through the full listing lifecycle. That means less reprinting, clearer buyer routing and more value from the same physical sign.
The sign opens the tour while the home is active, but it can become stale once the listing is pending, sold or no longer accepting showings.
The QR can start with the listing tour, switch to backup-buyer capture and then become a seller lead page after closing.
This setup uses the same controls in the app: Create Smart QR code, Fallback URL, Routing rules, Specific time window, Automatic UTM builder and QR exporter. You can schedule expected listing stages, then edit the stage dates or destinations when the deal moves faster than planned.
The fallback protects the sign if someone scans before the campaign starts or after every scheduled window has ended.
When the MLS status changes, open Edit Smart QR code and adjust the stage dates or destination URL. The printed sign does not change.
Use a page that is always valid, such as current listings, an agent profile or a seller consultation page.
Download the SVG for yard signs and riders, or the PNG for flyers, mailers and open-house cards.
The same QR can help sell the listing, catch backup buyers and turn a sold sign into the next seller conversation.
This works well for agents and teams that already use QR codes on signs, flyers or open-house materials and want those scans to stay useful as listing status changes.