RR Live
A reference that’s never out of date.
One secure link to the record view you choose. Put it on an application, a listing, a CV or a shopfront. One scan. Always live. Always current.
Why it beats a printed reference
| Printed reference | RR Live | |
|---|---|---|
| When it was true | The day it was written | Right now |
| Who wrote it | Someone the person chose | Both sides of every arrangement |
| Can it be edited? | Easily, before it’s sent | Only through a recorded process |
| What it opens | A copy | The real record |
Where people put it
Tenants
On an application, instead of chasing a previous landlord for a letter.
Hosts
On a listing, so guests can see how past stays went.
House help
On a CV, so a new household sees how past jobs ended.
Businesses
On a van, a shopfront or an invoice, so customers can check before paying.
The code only points to your record. It never contains your details or your Record ID.
Not a QR code. A living record.
The code never changes. The record does.
- CV: fixed the day you wrote it
- RR Live code: printed once
- Phone scan: anyone, anywhere
- Live Reputation Record: the real thing, not a copy
What people see when they scan.
- RR Number
- RR Score
- Confidence
- Identity checks
- Verified Relationships
- Reputation Reports
- Community Assessment
- Trust Timeline
- Professional Recognition
- Resolution history
Everything shown depends on the record owner’s privacy settings and the viewer’s permissions.
Wherever trust matters
RR Live travels with you.
Individuals
CV, LinkedIn, portfolio, business card, email signature, personal website, freelance profile, conference badge. Instead of saying “Trust me”, say “Verify me”.
Businesses
Reception, website, invoices, shop entrance, packaging, menus, vans and adverts. Customers can check business identity, RR Score, Confidence, Community Assessment, resolution history and professional recognition.
Organisations
Universities, charities, professional bodies, government, associations, suppliers and recruitment agencies. One trusted place to check who an organisation really is.
Public figures
Campaign material, press kits, speaking events, social media, books and websites. One trusted place for the public to check authenticity and reputation.
Live reputation
Ordinary QR codes are static. RR Live isn’t.
| Ordinary QR code | RR Live | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Static | Dynamic |
| Updates | Fixed the moment it was printed | Updates automatically, every time |
| Shows | A snapshot of the past | A live read of right now |
| Identity | Trusted only as far as the print date | Current identity verification, always |
Today’s RR Score 742. Tomorrow 758. Same code. Different day.
Security
RR Live never puts reputation data inside the code.
The code only ever points to the live Reputation Record. Nothing sensitive is encoded in it. Every scan fetches the latest verified information directly from RRSource.
- No cached scores
- No outdated PDFs
- No screenshots
- No data in the code itself
It replaces printed references, outdated CVs, static certificates, screenshots and manual checks.
Enterprise
The latest verified information, in one scan.
No chasing references, and no re-checking a PDF that was out of date the day it was sent.
Replace manual reference checks
Consistent checks across every hire, vendor and tenant
Always the current record, never a stale copy
Record owners can see how often their RR Live has been searched, scanned and opened, from their own dashboard.
The RR Live seal
An instantly recognisable trust mark.
Businesses and professionals can display the RR Live seal: a mark that says this trust identity is real, current and checkable in one scan.
- Styles
- Professional · Corporate · Minimal · Dark · Light · Premium · Business · Organisation · Public figure
- Formats
- PNG · SVG · PDF · Print-ready
Where RR Live is headed
Built to plug into the systems you already use.
- ATS systems
- Recruitment software
- CRM systems
- HR platforms
- Insurance platforms
- Procurement systems
- Supplier management
- Government verification
- Banking
Via API and webhooks, on the roadmap.