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The QR sticker

What the sticker does when the driver scans it, which four formats exist and where in the vehicle they go.

Every vehicle gets its own QR sticker. The driver scans it with the phone camera at the scene of the accident, and Bump! opens with the vehicle and the company already filled in. The driver does not need to log in, look up the registration number or know which insurance company covers the vehicle.

What happens when the driver scans

  1. The camera reads the sticker and opens Bump! in the phone’s browser.
  2. The vehicle and the company are filled in from your vehicle list. Nothing is looked up in the Swedish vehicle registry.
  3. The driver continues with photos, a description and a BankID signature. The whole report takes 5–10 minutes.

The code on the sticker belongs to one vehicle. If the vehicle leaves the fleet, remove the sticker and print a new one for the replacement.

Four formats

The formats come from the same source as the print-out in the portal. All of them print on A4 and have thin grey cut lines around each card.

FormatSizePer A4 sheetWhere in the vehicle
Dashboard85 × 55 mm10 (2 × 5)On the dashboard, on a flat surface with no controls.
A6105 × 148 mm4 (2 × 2)Visible in the cabin, for example on the door panel or the glovebox lid.
Sun visor100 × 40 mm14 (2 × 7)On the underside of the sun visor, visible when the visor is folded down.
Label63 × 92 mm9 (3 × 3)As a small decal on the centre console or the door panel.

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