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After logging in, you land on Overview (/overview) — a summary of your account’s QR code activity plus quick links into the rest of the app.
Scanova Overview dashboard showing a greeting header, QR Code Scans chart, QR Codes Created, Forms Created and Form Responses stat cards, Top and Least Performing QR Codes panels, Usage and Limits, Explore Advanced Features, Recent Activity, and Learn and Grow sections

The Overview dashboard

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What’s on the dashboard

The page greets you by name (“Good evening, {name}”) and is built from several panels:
  • QR Code Scans — a scan-trend chart with 7/14/30-day toggles, plus total scans and daily average.
  • QR Codes Created, Forms Created, Form Responses — stat cards for the same date range, each with a trend indicator (e.g. ”▲ 100% in the last 7 days”).
  • Top Performing QR Codes / Least Performing QR Codes — your best- and worst-scanning codes for the selected period.
  • Usage & Limits — your plan tier (e.g. “Pro”) and consumption against its limits: number of QR codes/pages, users, and custom domains — with View Plan Details and Upgrade Plan buttons.
  • Explore Advanced Features — short pointers to features you may not have used yet (Tracking Parameters, AI-generated QR Code Design, Conditional Redirection), each linking out via View all.
  • Recent Activity — a running log of what’s changed (e.g. “Website URL QR Code ‘my-qr’ created — by {user}”), filterable by All / QR Codes / Reports.
  • Learn & Grow — links into the Help Center on topics like QR code analytics, customization, and printing.

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The sidebar

The left sidebar is where you navigate the rest of the app. It’s split into two groups: Platform
  • Overview — this dashboard.
  • QR Codes — every QR code you’ve created, with a Trash for recently deleted ones.
  • Analytics — scan-level reporting.
  • Forms — standalone forms, plus a legacy Lead List view.
  • Bulk Operations — batch workflows.
Developer
  • API — API keys and usage.
  • Documentation — this documentation site, marked with an external-link icon.
A prominent Create QR Code button sits above both groups and is always visible — it’s the fastest way into the QR-creation hub described in Creating your first QR code. Below the main navigation are account-level links: User Management, Settings, Refer & Earn, and Switch to Classic (which returns you to the legacy Angular app). Your account name and email are shown at the very bottom, with a menu to switch accounts or log out.

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The top bar

Above the page content, the top bar has a sidebar-toggle button on the left, and on the right: a notification bell, a grid-style icon, a dark/light theme toggle, and a help icon.

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Where to go next

If you’re building against the API instead of clicking through the dashboard, start with Create QR Code.