Perfectly organized.
An ID tag contains information about any object in a QR code or in an NFC chip. You can specify what information this is when you create an ID tag. The information stored in the ID tag can be read and processed at any time using the Revierwelt app.
For example, you can assign an ID tag to an inspection device or a trap. You can then attach this ID tag there as a QR code or NFC chip.
For example, you can now log your UVV inspections, reservations or tasks related to the inspection device or trap simply by scanning the ID tag in the app. This also allows you to provide legally compliant proof of the on-site inspection of a trap.
Digitally record hunted game.
The game tag is also basically an ID tag. Our Revierwelt game tag with QR code and integrated NFC chip comes fully configured. All you have to do now is attach it to the bag, scan it with the camera on your cell phone and complete the entry. The game is then recorded in the track list. If the QR code is no longer legible due to soiling, the game tag can be read in via the NFC chip.
The game tag remains on the piece until it is cut up – the proof of origin of the venison from the kill to the customer is guaranteed.
Hunt down. Dismember. Selling.
