hop, they scan — hop, it rings

Your visitors reach the right person with a single scan.

A QR code at the entrance, in the lobby or on a sign. Visitors scan it with their own phone and reach the resident, the front desk or the help line straight away. No app, no intercom, no landline.

One product, many places

Wherever a visitor needs to reach someone and there is no phone, no desk and nobody around to ask.

Building entrances

Visitors call the resident or the caretaker from the lobby. No more broken intercoms, no more door codes doing the rounds.

Apartment blocks & residences

Caretaker, managing agent, on-call staff: one point of contact for every occupant, with no door panel to replace.

Hotels & accommodation

Front desk, restaurant, spa: reachable from the room, with no handset to install.

Campsites & outdoor

Reception, snack bar, maintenance: reachable from the pitch, where running a phone line would cost a fortune.

Car parks & service areas

Assistance, breakdown, emergency: a clear point of contact on every level, reachable at any hour.

Museums & parks

Ticketing, guides, security: the right person from any gallery or path.

and also: coworking & offices · railway stations · care homes & senior residences · gyms · self-service sites

How it works

1

The visitor scans

They scan the QR code on display with the phone they already carry. Nothing to download, no sign-up.

2

They pick who to call

Resident, reception, help line: the list you set up appears at once, in your own colours.

3

Hop, it rings

The call lands on the right phone, with the place it comes from shown on the display.

What you put behind the QR code

You manage the list from your back office and change it in one click.

A named contact

A resident, a caretaker, a manager: the call goes to the right person.

A team

Several phones ring together or one after the other. Whoever picks up first takes the call.

Reception

The classic point of entry, with the place the call comes from shown on screen.

A help line

Breakdown, security, emergency: reachable even when nobody is on site.

Automatic forwarding

If nobody answers, the call moves on to the backup contact you choose.

Opening hours

Each contact has its own hours; outside them, the call goes elsewhere or announces you are closed.

Frequently asked questions

Does the visitor have to install an app?

No. The QR code opens a lightweight web page in the phone's browser, and the call starts from that page.

What happens if nobody picks up?

You set a fallback: after a delay you choose, the call moves on to another contact.

Can we change the colours and the list of contacts?

Yes, from your back office: colours, light or dark theme, the list of contacts and their opening hours. The QR codes you have printed stay valid.

Do we need to install any hardware on site?

No. No intercom, no kiosk, no phone line: the only physical item is the printed QR code.

Does it work for visitors from abroad?

Yes. The page the QR code opens comes in English and in French, and the call travels over the internet, so the visitor pays no roaming charges.

See HopCall at work on your own site

A 20-minute demo, by video or on site. You leave with a working test QR code to put up wherever you like.

or write to us: contact@hopcall.fr