Active Folder Settings
Organisation Folders > Active Folders > Tag Groups > Batches > Tag Codes
New Active Folders
Before an Active Folder can be used, the Response Mode needs to be selected. After creating a new Active Folder, navigate to the Settings tab on the Folder Detail panel. Select the chosen Response Mode and click Update to activate.
Active Folder Settings - Direct & Redirect
These are settings available across both of the Response Modes.
Folder Status
Folder Detail Panel > Settings Tab
Changes the Status of the Folder and all Tag Groups, Batches and Tag Codes underneath. Options are :
Active : Normal function.
Inactive : Tag Code response is disabled.
Delete : Will delete the Folder. All Tag Groups need to have been deleted to delete a Folder.
Folder Name
Folder Data Panel > Core Tab
Change the name of your Folder. As Folder names can also be used in Redirects (see Datamerge), the range of allowed characters is limited. Any update to the Folder Name here is instantly changed throughout the system.
Redirect Response Mode Settings
Test Mode
Folder Detail Panel > Settings Tab
Test Mode allows you to see the decision process and actions taken during the Redirect. It is designed as an easy debug mechanism to understand, for example, how any Rules are being processed.
We strongly advise not to use test mode once your project has gone live. If you need to undertake further testing, create a duplicate setup under another Folder.
Locus
Module
Folder Function Panel > Locus Tab
Locus is a powerful feature that enables control over Tag Codes directly from an NFC tag scan using the ixkio mobile app. Some Locus features are now also available with Direct Response.
To enable Locus, activate the Locus Module.
Note that Locus is still in beta. Contact us for further information on using Locus
Direct Response Settings
Templates
Templates are the page that users see when tapping and NFC tag in Direct Reponse mode. You can create multiple Templates and show different content to different users across different tags - or even different users scanning the same tag.
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