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Concepts
Learn how Zwyn separates the physical tag, the visible profile, and optional entry records.
Zwyn is built around three connected parts: the tag, the profile, and entries. Understanding the difference between them makes the rest of the system much easier to use.
The tag is the physical QR code, NFC chip, sticker, card, plate, or object that people scan. It points to a stable public Zwyn Tag address and identifies which digital tag page should open.
The profile is the visible information shown on the tag page. It can contain profile blocks such as text, images, links, labels, icons, dates, numbers, and other information that describes the tagged item.
Entries are optional records attached to a tag. They are useful when information should be added over time, such as maintenance history, inspections, notes, reports, vet visits, or service records.
Many Zwyn Tags only need a profile. Entries are useful when the tag should collect or show records over time.
Understand how physical tags, public profiles, entries, and access settings work together.
Learn how entry schemas define the structure of entries on a Zwyn Tag.
Learn how audiences and permissions control who can view, create, edit, or delete Zwyn Tag content.