Hotels
An in-room concierge: air conditioning, TV, meal times and room requests.
Importer, retailer or brand: each has a different pain and gets different value from the same scan. Pick the one that fits you.
Food and beverages, cosmetics, wine and luxury goods. Ingredients, allergens, preparation, authenticity and brand story, all from the approved source.
66% of consumers would scan a QR code on food packaging to get information, but most codes don’t lead to an answer to their question.
There’s a reason to scan: a real question about the product. “Does this contain nuts?” is a good reason to scan.
Approved content only, auditable conversation logs and clear disclosure that it’s AI.
Washing machines, air conditioners, TVs, coffee machines and power tools. In Israel the importer is effectively the manufacturer: it holds the manuals, the warranty and the service center for dozens of brands.
The customer can’t get the product working, calls support or returns a product that works. 68% of consumer electronics returns are “no fault found”.
The customer scans the code on the box and gets guidance for their exact model, right when they need it.
Less load on support, fewer returns, and a clear picture of what confuses customers about each model.
Your thousands of private-label products have no manufacturer support line. DoubleQ gives each of them a voice, and gives you a window into what customers ask and need.
The chain doesn’t know what happens to a product once it leaves the store, and private-label products have no one to answer questions.
Every product answers questions on its own, and every scan adds to an aggregated picture of customer needs.
Aggregated insights only, and only with consent. We don’t sell personal information.
Anywhere someone stands in front of something with a question is a place for a code that talks.
An in-room concierge: air conditioning, TV, meal times and room requests.
Operating, maintenance and safety instructions right at the machine, for every worker on every shift.
Kiosks, branches and service counters that answer common questions on their own.
A conversational layer on top of regulatory information that has to be scannable anyway.