Infigo sample product: product label with a dynamic QR code (90 x 50 mm, 2 mm bleed)
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What is in this pack
- QRLabel/QRLabel.indd   the InDesign template, already set up in Infigo Invent:
    * Resources: Clipart Set "Logos" (2 logos)
    * Logo frame -> Image Variable "Logo" (upload, or pick from Logos)
    * Product name, Weight, Scan text -> Text Variables (ProductName, Weight, ScanText)
    * Batch number frame -> Number Variable "BatchNumber" (default 1001)
    * QR code frame -> Barcode, Type QR, value = Text Variable "ProductUrl" (default https://www.example.com/honey/1001),
      human-readable text (HRI) off
    * Setup > Mode: Operation Mode Batch (CSV, mapping, validation, sample download, 1-100 records);
      "Controlled by batch source" only on BatchNumber and ProductUrl
    * every editable frame locked; adding extra fields switched off (Invent > Setup)
    * layers: locked Background (artwork + the die line in the spot colour "CutContour") BELOW the Editable layer;
      the word "Batch" is part of the background artwork
- QRLabel/Links/   the label background and default logo used by the template
- Logos/           the logos in the Logos set
- labels.csv       a three-label spreadsheet (BatchNumber, ProductUrl) to try Import spreadsheet in MegaEdit
- QRLabel.mex      the same template exported from Invent, ready to import into a MegaEdit product

Fonts
The template uses Arial. The InDesign package does not include it (Arial ships with Windows and macOS); the .mex
contains the font files Invent packages at export.

How to use it
1. Open QRLabel.indd in InDesign with the Infigo Invent plugin installed and look through each Invent tab.
2. Either export your own .mex from Invent's Export tab, or use QRLabel.mex as it is.
3. In your Infigo admin, create a MegaEdit product and import the .mex (see the Academy page for the steps).
4. As a customer, click Import spreadsheet and choose labels.csv: three labels, each with its own batch number and QR code.

The artwork, logos and the "Hillcrest" and "Bramble" brands are fictional samples created for this guide; the web
addresses in labels.csv use example.com.
