Scan the correct QR
Open the vehicle or item page using a phone camera.
For an enabled QR, the person who scans can select an issue, add context and send an alert to its owner. Critical notifications can repeat until acknowledged where the app, push delivery and device settings allow.
Understand exactly which tools are available and what they are designed to do.
Clear red emergency action on scan pages
Report a vehicle incident or found item
Optional message from the finder
Alert history for the owner
Acknowledge to stop repeat attempts
Anti-spam limits on public requests
Follow the steps that apply to your chosen service. Scanning an active QR generally does not require a login.
Open the vehicle or item page using a phone camera.
Choose a relevant issue and describe it briefly if needed.
Submit the report; the site records it and attempts push delivery.
An owner with a registered device may receive a push notification.
The owner can mark it seen to stop configured repeat attempts.
Examples of ways this service can be used. Choose what is appropriate for your situation.
No. Hooter audio depends on push configuration, Android/iOS permissions, sound channels, battery restrictions and current phone sound mode.
You can notify a QR owner, but it is not a replacement for local emergency services. Call the appropriate emergency number when someone is in danger.
The report can still be recorded in the owner’s alert history. Push delivery requires a valid device token and working notification service.
Open the relevant service to explore available options. Illustrations on this page do not represent live availability or a scannable QR.