Deep Links and QR Codes for Tours Send visitors to the exact spot
A deep link opens the tour at an exact position and viewing direction, and a QR code puts that link on paper or a sign. This function is for teams who share a tour through print, messages and social channels and want each audience to land in the right place.
A standard tour link opens at the same starting point for everyone. A guest who asked about one room type, or a buyer who wants one cabin, must find the spot alone. Many give up in the first minute. A 360 photo tour has the same problem. A deep link removes the search: the tour loads and moves to the spot you chose, facing the direction you set.
Create a link to any captured position in the tour, so each message points to a specific place.
Every link starts at the entrance
Follow a link into the Boat Show tour
The Thailand International Boat Show 2025 tour is the demo. Any stand or yacht in it can get its own link or QR code; ask us for one and it opens right there.
What 360INT takes care of
Deep Links & QR Codes is part of Xperio3D, which 360INT develops. We capture the space, set the feature up, prepare the content and keep it current, so your team receives a finished experience instead of another tool to learn.
From scope to a live deep links & qr codes
We agree where codes will appear and which spot each should open.
Industries that use this feature
Add deep links & qr codes to your tour
For Deep Links & QR Codes, tell us about your space and the systems you use. We confirm what fits, how it connects and what it costs before anything is booked.
Questions
What is the difference between a link and a QR code?
The link is the web address that opens the tour at a spot. The QR code is that same address in a form a phone camera can scan, which suits print and signage.
Can a link face a particular direction?
Yes. We can set the viewing direction along with the position, so the visitor looks at the feature you want to show on arrival rather than at a blank wall.
Will old printed codes break if we rescan?
They can, because links point to captured positions. That is why we keep a record of every link and update them after a rescan, so printed codes continue to work.
Does the visitor need an app?
No. Links and codes open in a normal mobile browser. A visitor scans the code, the tour loads and moves to the chosen spot, with nothing to download.
Can we see which codes get used?
Yes. Deep-link entries appear in analytics. Naming each link clearly lets you compare a menu card with a brochure or a social post and see which brings visitors.