First of all it should be noted that the use of the QR code represents an opportunity, a utility, an advantage and – therefore – it is not necessary or indispensable to consult the memorial. It is therefore an option, which is made available and, who wants, can place the QR code on the burial, to send to the Web page containing the memorial of his loved one. In any case the code is provided in digital file format to all those who require the publication of a memorial.

On This page are presented the different alternatives that are planned for the management and interaction of QR codes with the site.

When the QR code placed on the burial is framed, it is immediately accessible to the deceased's memorial page. Shared Burial-Individual QR codes.

In the case of burial sites with collective deposition (typically family graves), which accommodate the remains of several members of the same family, the system allows you to create a single QR code that does not refer to a particular deceased, but to Burial as a whole. In this case, the site will present the index of the memorials and, among them, you can choose the one you want. In the pages of the site, the same index will also be present on each of the memorials. In this way one can quickly pass from one memorial to another and, above all, the sense of family communion is preserved.

In the case of burial with collective deposition, it is also possible to affix on the tomb several QR codes, each directly associated to the relative memorial. Thus, by framing one of the QR codes present on the burial, one accesses directly to its web page of the memorial.

Within the site system, the QR code also lends itself to other uses. In Fact it is possible to use the code in various graphic works. For example you can use it by arranging it on a brochure or a postcard or a commemorative sheet of our dear. Here, of course, the code retains the same function and sends to the memorial page.