Create a controlled tag batch
Generate a batch of available QR identities ready for assignment.
FIRE DOOR QR TAGGING
Give every fire door a scannable identity
MYLU Fire connects physical Fire Doors to their digital records with controlled QR tags. Create tag batches, assign a tag to the right door, scan back to the asset and preserve replacement history without treating the QR code itself as user authentication.
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PHYSICAL DOOR, DIGITAL RECORD
Link the label on the door to the record that matters
A QR tag is useful when it reliably resolves the right asset. MYLU Fire gives each assigned tag a controlled relationship with a Fire Door record, so inspectors can move from the physical door to its digital history without depending on handwritten references or searching a long list.
Assign the right tag
Scan an available tag and bind it to the intended Fire Door record.
Scan back to the asset
Use the active tag to resolve the corresponding door and continue the authorised workflow.
Preserve replacement history
Record damaged, lost, revoked or replacement tags without losing the door’s underlying identity.
CONTROLLED ASSIGNMENT
Reduce ambiguity when tags are applied on site
Unassigned tags start as available identities rather than generic labels. When a tag is scanned for assignment, MYLU Fire connects it to the selected Fire Door and records that relationship so the active QR resolves to one controlled asset record.
This helps teams avoid duplicate door references and reduces the chance of a label being copied into the wrong spreadsheet or record.
Available tags
Keep unassigned identities separate from active door assignments.
One active asset
An active tag resolves to the Fire Door it is assigned to.
Recorded assignment
Keep the QR relationship with the asset rather than relying on a handwritten note.
Clear status
Distinguish active, damaged, lost, revoked and replacement states.
SCAN-TO-DOOR WORKFLOW
Start from the door you are standing in front of
Scanning an active MYLU Fire QR tag resolves the corresponding Fire Door record so an authorised user can open the right asset context before inspecting or reviewing it. The scan does not replace sign-in or permissions; it identifies the door, while MYLU Fire continues to enforce user access separately.
- Resolve the correct Fire Door record
- Keep asset identity separate from user authentication
- Open the existing inspection and door-history context
- Reduce manual searching across large registers
REPLACEMENT & STATUS HISTORY
Replace a damaged tag without replacing the door record
The Fire Door is the asset; the QR tag is one way to identify it. If a label is damaged, lost or revoked, MYLU Fire can retire that tag and assign a replacement while keeping the existing door, inspection history, evidence and related records intact.
This avoids turning a simple label replacement into a duplicate Fire Door record.
Damaged
Mark a tag that can no longer be relied upon on site.
Lost
Remove a missing tag from active identification.
Revoked
Explicitly prevent a tag from continuing as the active identity.
Replacement
Assign a new tag while preserving the same Fire Door record and history.
CONNECTED ASSET HISTORY
Use QR identity as part of the wider Fire Door record
QR tagging is not a separate register. It works with the persistent Fire Door record that already contains the door’s property context, inspections, evidence, findings, reports and remedial references.
That means a scan can lead back to the same operational history used by inspectors, reviewers and owners rather than opening an isolated tag database.
Explore the Fire Door registerProperty context
Keep the tagged door inside the correct customer and property structure.
Inspection history
Return to the same door across repeated inspection cycles.
Evidence & reports
Keep inspection evidence and approved reporting tied to the underlying asset.
Remedial continuity
Retain follow-up history even if the physical QR label changes.
FOR PORTFOLIOS & FIELD TEAMS
A practical way to identify doors across repeat visits
QR identity becomes more useful as the number of doors, properties and inspectors grows. It gives teams a consistent physical reference that reconnects each visit to the same digital asset record.
Inspectors
Scan to confirm the door record before starting work and capture new inspection evidence in context.
Reviewers
Review submitted inspection work against the same persistent asset identity and history.
Owners
Control tag inventory, assignment and replacement while retaining visibility across the wider Fire Door register.
FIRE DOOR QR FAQ
Questions about QR tagging Fire Doors
How do QR codes work with fire doors in MYLU Fire?
MYLU Fire creates controlled QR tag batches that can be assigned to individual Fire Door records. Scanning an active tag resolves the corresponding door so authorised users can work from the correct asset record.
Does a QR code replace the Fire Door reference or register?
No. The QR tag is an identifier that points to the persistent Fire Door record. The door register remains the source of the asset history, inspections, evidence, findings and related records.
Can an unassigned QR tag be allocated on site?
Yes. An available tag can be scanned and assigned to the intended Fire Door through the controlled assignment workflow, reducing the risk of manually entering the wrong identifier.
What happens if a QR tag is damaged or lost?
MYLU Fire keeps tag status and replacement history. Damaged, lost or revoked tags can be taken out of active use and a replacement can be assigned without silently reusing the previous identity.
Can the same QR tag be used on more than one Fire Door?
No. Active tag identity is controlled so a tag resolves to the Fire Door it is assigned to rather than acting as a reusable generic label.
Does scanning a QR code authenticate the inspector?
No. The QR identifies the asset record; user authentication and permissions remain separate. An authorised user still needs appropriate MYLU Fire access to work with protected inspection data.
Can existing Fire Door records be QR tagged later?
Yes. QR identity can be added to an existing Fire Door record without creating a new door, so the existing inspection and asset history can remain connected to the same record.
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