- QRComplianceRequirements Authorityplanned
- QRCertifiedTrust Authorityplanned
- QRRegisteredActivation Authority← You are here
- QRCodexSystem of Record · The Brainfuture integration
- QRProtocolGovernance Layerplanned
- QRIInformation Accessplanned
- QRA2ZUtilization Layerplanned
Frequently asked questions
Canonical answers about registration, certification, lifecycle, and the QRCodex relationship.
QWhat does registration actually do?+
Registration authorizes a QR identity to become live within the ecosystem. It is the activation event — not recordkeeping, storage, or identification.
QHow is registration different from certification?+
Certification establishes trust. Registration establishes activation. A certified identity can remain dormant; registration grants it operational authority.
QWhat is QRCodex?+
QRCodex is the brain and future system of record. It owns definitions, glossary, status states, lifecycle logic, and dossiers. QRRegistered is a specialized portal that presents registration authority through a focused interface.
QWhat happens when a registration is revoked?+
Operational authority ends, but historical traceability is preserved. Revocation never erases history.
QCan a registration expire?+
Yes. Every registration is issued for a defined authorization period. When the period ends without renewal, the registration expires.
QWhat can become a Registered QR Code?+
Any object that should operate within the ecosystem — labels, badges, credentials, certificates, assets, equipment, documents, products, and other QR identities.