Turn every unboxing into a registered warranty.

The scan itself starts a user-initiated conversation, so the registration exchange needs no prior opt-in. For renewal reminders later, the flow captures an explicit opt-in during registration, and InfiQ logs the consent record with a timestamp so you can evidence it.

Yes — reminders sent outside the 24-hour service window use utility templates, which Meta typically approves within minutes to a few hours. InfiQ pre-checks templates against common rejection reasons before submission. Replies during the registration session itself are free-form.

Yes. Each completed registration pushes to your CRM, ERP or warranty database via webhooks or the REST API, and serials can be validated against dispatch records before activation. A CSV export covers teams without an integration.

Two to three touches works for most brands — typically 30, 15 and 3 days before lapse. The sequence stops automatically the moment the customer renews or opts out, so nobody gets a reminder for cover they already bought.

They don't need it — the invoice photo lives in the chat thread and against the registration record, so your service team can pull it during a claim. Access is governed by consent records, audit logs and role-based access controls.

Track scans, registration completions, median time to register and renewal conversion in the InfiQ dashboard. Unique QR codes per batch or SKU let you compare packaging placements and retail channels side by side.