> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.qrtub.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# MaintainX

> How to point a Link at a MaintainX request portal so anyone can raise a maintenance request without a MaintainX account.

Get the link from the request portal itself — MaintainX generates it when you create the portal,
and offers it as both a web link and a QR code. Paste the web link in as the Destination.

## Why the request portal is the useful one

A request portal lets **someone with no MaintainX account** submit a maintenance request; it lands
in your Requests inbox like any other. That makes it one of the few Destinations a tenant, a
contractor or a member of the public can actually use.

MaintainX can also generate **portal links for a specific asset or location**, so a tag on a
particular unit can raise a request already attached to it.

## Their QR codes and QRtub's

MaintainX mints its own QR codes for assets and portals, and they work well — they are simply
fixed at the moment they are made. A QRtub Link in front of one can be re-pointed later: to a
different portal, to a different asset after a replacement, or to something else entirely, without
producing the tag again.

That is the whole reason to put a QRtub Link between the tag and MaintainX rather than printing
theirs directly.

## Related

* [What Is a Destination?](/destinations/what-is-a-destination)
* [Mitti](/integrations/mitti/setup) — the same pattern, a different platform