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QR portals are public pages where people report maintenance issues. Print a portal’s QR code and post it around campus. Anyone who scans it can submit a work request, even without a Relyant account.
QR Portals is part of the Maintenance module. You need read access to QR portals to open the page, and create or delete access to manage custom portals.

Types of portals

On a single asset or location portal, people choose Report an Issue. If the item is bookable and bookings are turned on, they can also choose to book it.

Create a custom portal

1

Open QR Portals

In the sidebar, under Maintenance, click QR Portals.
2

Click Create Portal

Click Create Portal.
3

Name the portal

Enter a Name, for example “Main Campus Portal”.
4

Set the scope

Under Locations, choose All Locations or Specific Locations. Under Assets, choose All Assets or Specific Assets. If you choose a specific option, select at least one item.
5

Save

Click Create Portal. The new portal appears in the list with a badge that summarizes its scope.

Share a portal

For any portal, click Copy link to copy its URL, or click Download QR to save the QR code image for printing. To change a custom portal, click Edit. To remove it, click Delete.
Deleting a portal stops its QR code from working. Replace any printed codes before you delete.

What people see when they scan

1

Describe the issue

The person picks a location, and an asset if relevant, from the options in the portal’s scope. They then select a category, add a short summary and description, and attach photos or videos if needed.
2

Add contact details

If they aren’t signed in, they can click Login via Email to track the request from their dashboard, or click Request as Guest and enter their name, email, and phone number.
3

Get a reference number

After they submit, they see Request Submitted with a Reference Number. They can click Submit Another Request to report more.
New submissions appear under Maintenance > Requests for your team to review. Everyone who manages work requests gets a “New request” notification for each submission, including guest ones, by email, in-app, or push depending on their notification preferences. Update emails sent to the requester include a link to a public status page. That page shows the request details, Progress Updates, and whether a work order was created.