A QR on every appliance
Each code belongs to one serial number.
Appliance brands sell to buyers they never meet, through a chain of distributors and shops. Tagvion puts a QR code on every appliance, so buyers can register their warranty with an invoice photo in about a minute, and service requests arrive already linked to the right serial number and its coverage.
Updated October 2026
Each code belongs to one serial number.
Buyers give their details and an invoice photo; the shop is pre-filled.
Flags repeat serials, invoices dated before delivery and very late claims.
See which distributor and shop sold each unit.
Buyers raise a request with a photo; it arrives linked to the unit.
Buyers confirm the fix and rate the visit.
Buyers scan the QR and register with their name, email or mobile and an invoice photo. The shop they bought from is filled in from the dealer chain.
Tagvion flags serials claimed twice, invoices dated before the unit reached the dealer, and very late claims. Warranty is always capped at your maximum.
The same scan raises a service request with a photo. A tracking link then shows them the status and the visit time.
No. Every unit has a warranty from its manufacturing date plus grace. Registering with an invoice sets it from the purchase date.
Yes. Scanning shows the warranty status straight away.
No. It opens in the phone’s browser.
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Buyers scan, register with an invoice photo, and you know who owns what.
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