QR Code Vendor Approval Form
Use this form before your organization posts a vendor-supplied QR code on signs, invoices, receipts, event materials, product packaging, customer emails, or employee instructions.
Form fields to collect
Vendor and owner
- Vendor name
- Vendor contact
- Internal owner
- Business purpose
Destination review
- Approved URL
- Expected domain
- Redirects
- Data collected
Sensitive action check
- Payment
- Login
- File download
- App handoff
Approval and retirement
- Test scan date
- Approver
- Review date
- Expiration or removal date
Approval steps
- Ask the vendor for the final destination URL before scanning or posting the code.
- Preview the QR code and record the visible domain, redirects, and expected action.
- Reject codes that ask for payment, login, downloads, or permissions outside the approved purpose.
- Assign an internal owner who can remove or replace the code later.
- Add the approved code to your QR inventory and inspection routine.
Pair this with the QR Code Vendor Review Checklist, QR Code Audit Log Template, and QR Code Signage Review Template.
Staff wording
Frequently asked questions
When should a vendor QR code be approved?
Approve it before the code appears on public signs, invoices, receipts, event materials, support pages, customer emails, or employee instructions.
What is the most important vendor QR check?
Confirm the destination domain, business purpose, data collected, and whether the code asks for payment, login, file download, app install, or permissions.
Should vendors use URL shorteners in QR codes?
Avoid mystery short links for sensitive customer actions. If a short link is required, document the owner, final destination, and redirect path before approval.
Is this form a security certification?
No. It is an operational review aid. Use it with vendor contracts, privacy review, staff training, destination preview, and sign inspection.
Preview vendor QR destinations before approval
QRsafer helps teams preview QR destinations before vendor signs, payment pages, forms, and app prompts are trusted.
