Rilla Forms vs QR Code Transfer

Google Forms™ is a simple and great tool for building web forms. With Rilla Forms, it can be used as a powerful and easy to use offline field data collection system. To begin, create a Google Form™ as you normally would and use the Rilla Forms add-on to publish it. This produces a QR code which you can scan. Then you can go into the field and fill in form data as many times as you like and upload it when you are online. For example, suppose you want to capture observations of insects for a school project. The teacher creates the form, and each student scans the QR code on their phone and then fills out the form for each insect they see. When they return to class, they can upload their data and the teacher can immediately see it in Google Sheets™.

It can scan many types of barcodes and two-dimensional codes, including QR codes. The scanned data can be transferred to the web browser of another device, such as a PC. Of course, you can use it with just the smartphone itself. [How to transfer] After scanning the QR code etc., tap "Transfer" and the camera will start up again. If you scan the two-dimensional code that appears randomly on the following web page, the data will be transferred and displayed in your web browser. The transfer destination can be a PC, tablet, smartphone, etc. https://qr.sinroku.com If you install the Windows application, you can use it to integrate with other applications and Excel VBA. No user registration is required to use this service. The transferred data is not recorded on the server side. [App launch function] You can launch an app depending on the data you read. For example, if the data starts with "https:", a web browser will launch, and if it starts with "tel:", a phone will launch. This function can also be used at the transferring destination, but a regular PC will not be able to launch a phone. 　→ (Supported data types) https: http: mailto: tel: WIFI: VCARD [History display function] The data you have scanned can be redisplayed by tapping "History". Transfers and app launches are also possible. A unique feature of the "At That Time(あのとき)" is that it also tells you the weather and news at the time you read it(available only in Japan). [Scannable barcodes and 2D codes] JAN, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, CODE39, CODE93, CODE128, NW-7 (Codabar), ITF (Interleaved 2 of 5) QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec Code