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Michael_Soprano
Level 10
Jun 9, 2025 10:04 AM UTC
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rendering QR codes through AJO in email template

Has anybody done such a use-case?

I assume that image should come as an import to AEP and then render such a QR code in AJO template?

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SatheeskannaK
SatheeskannaKAccepted solution
Adobe Champion, Community Advisor, UG Leader
Jun 9, 2025 10:30 PM UTC

@michael_soprano If the QR code is static and not unique to the individual customer, you can simply upload it as an image in the email template instead of linking it to the AEP attribute. Alternatively, you might explore using AEP data for a more personalized experience.

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/using/content-management/personalization/lookup-aep-data

Thanks, Sathees

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nnakirikanti
Community Advisor
Community Advisor
Jun 9, 2025 4:20 PM UTC

Hello @michael_soprano Can you provide more details on this? are you trying to render a static or planning to generate a dynamic one on the fly?

 

~cheers,

NN.

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Michael_Soprano
Level 10
Jun 9, 2025 9:08 PM UTC

Dynamic on the fly - you mean requested by Actions on the fly using API? No - rather static. 

Rather something simple - QR in email for the customer to easily download bank mobile app. 

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SatheeskannaK
Adobe Champion, Community Advisor, UG Leader
SatheeskannaKAdobe Champion, Community Advisor, UG LeaderAccepted solution
Adobe Champion, Community Advisor, UG Leader
Jun 9, 2025 10:30 PM UTC

@michael_soprano If the QR code is static and not unique to the individual customer, you can simply upload it as an image in the email template instead of linking it to the AEP attribute. Alternatively, you might explore using AEP data for a more personalized experience.

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/using/content-management/personalization/lookup-aep-data

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Thanks, Sathees