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# Location self check-in QR code (App)
For In-person & Hybrid events each individual location is assigned a QR code which can be displayed at each [location](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/content/application-1/locations). Using the mobile app, attendees can use the [shake to connect](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/faq/faq-about-the-application-app/untitled-8) feature to scan the location QR code to check into the next program item of the specific location.
After the event, it is possible in the [App Stats](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/statistics/app-stats-app?q=app+sta) to download an overview of who checked in to each location.
### How to set-up
{% hint style="warning" %}
**This feature must first be enabled by completing the following steps:**
1. In the Admin panel click 'Settings' --> 'App settings' --> 'Self check-in service'
2. At the option 'Do you want to have self-check-in service enabled?' choose 'Yes'
3. At the option 'The number of minutes users can check-in in advance' set the time in minutes
{% endhint %}
#### Export all location QR codes
1. In the Admin panel navigate to 'Content' --> 'Locations'
2. Click the blue button 
3. A new page will open in your browser containing all of the location QR codes (which can be downloaded or printed).
#### Export individual Location QR code
1. In the Admin panel navigate to 'Content' --> 'Locations'
2. Next to the location name you want to generate a QR code for click the QR code symbol 
### The end result
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