FDL QR Code Risk Assessment Template

Use this template to audit your brand’s QR code placements and evaluate their exposure to Firebase Dynamic Links (FDL) deprecation. Many teams used free QR tools with FDLs in semi-permanent materials—this helps you prioritize and plan replacements.

Instructions:

1. Review all physical and digital materials that include QR codes. ☑️
2. Determine whether each code points to a Firebase Dynamic Link.
3. Assess whether the code can realistically be updated or reprinted.
4. Score risk based on visibility, permanence, and ease of remediation.
5. Prioritize updates based on consumer exposure and brand impact. 📋
   
   

Use this table to guide QR migration timelines and communicate risk to internal teams and leadership. Consider mapping this into a visual dashboard for executive updates.

QR Code Inventory & Risk Table

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Appendix

FDL Exit Plan is a publication by URLgenius, the SDK-free deep linking platform trusted by 30,000+ marketers globally.

• The FDL Exit Plan: A Practical Guide to Replacing Firebase Dynamic Links Without SDKs
• FDL Migration Checklist: Deep Link Audit & Transition Planning
• FDL Testing Template for QA Teams