A Module is the smallest building block of a digital label in info.link. Every piece of visible content – whether a link, text block, green claim, header, or footer – is a Module.
Modules are also extremely powerful: when used strategically, a single update to a Module is automatically reflected across all Templates and Pages that include it. This means one change can cascade across hundreds or even thousands of digital labels in your portfolio, ensuring consistency while saving significant time and effort.
You can create a new Module by pressing the “Create” button at the top right of the screen and then selecting a Module from the Library, e.g. a Link, Text, etc.
When you open a Module in info.link, the interface is divided into three main sections.
At the very top, you’ll find:
Title and version number – the public-facing title of the Module (what consumers see on the digital label) and its iteration number (e.g. [v2]).
Usage count – on the right, the number of Templates and Pages where this Module is currently used.
Action menu – click the menu button labelled with three dots “…” to
delete the Module
clone (duplicate) the Module. This makes it easy to create new Modules based on existing similar Modules without starting from scratch, e.g. Green Claims.
Below the header, the left side of the interface is organized into two tabs that let you manage internal details and the content of the Module.
Contains internal information not shown to consumers:
Internal name – the private label used to identify the Module.
Internal description – a note to explain the Module’s purpose or scope for colleagues.
This is where you define what the Module contains. The form fields depend on the type of Module:
Link Module – fields for title, icon, target URL, and link behavior.
Green Claim Module – more detailed fields for claim text, certifications, and supporting evidence.
Other Modules – for example, text blocks or folders have their own tailored fields.
If your account supports multiple languages:
Each language is displayed as a tab above the content form.
The default language appears on the left.
Selecting another language switches the form fields to that language.
Use the Translate button to automatically translate from the default language into the selected target language.
You can then manually edit the translation for compliance or branding reasons.
If you only see one language, that means your account currently has only one active language. Reach out to info.link support if you’d like additional languages enabled.
The Regions tab lets you control where a Module is visible. This allows the following use cases:
Tailored Recycling instructions for different regions (e.g. one for France, one for Germany).
Promotions targeted at different regions (e.g. only certain regions in a country, or even city-level only)
Different online shop links, depending where the user accesses the digital label (e.g. showing a different online shop in France than in Germany)
This feature is available only if your account has more than one Region enabled. If you would like to add additional Regions, please reach out to info.link support.
The Region feature is powerful because it gives you precise control over Module visibility across different markets.
At the top of the tab, you’ll find a global switch, followed by a list of all Regions available in your account. You can combine the global setting with individual Region settings to define visibility:
Visible globally – keep the global switch on. The Module will be visible in all Regions.
Visible globally with exceptions – keep the global switch on, but turn off specific Regions where the Module should not be shown.
Visible only in selected Regions – turn the global switch off, then turn on only the Regions where the Module should appear.
This flexible setup ensures that the same Module can be reused across your portfolio while still respecting local differences in content requirements, compliance, or marketing.
The right-hand section mirrors what you’ve seen for Templates. It lets you assign the Module to Templates and Pages, and preview how it will appear.
Draft – visible when you’ve made changes that are not yet assigned.
Assigned – shows when there is no Draft state.
History – shows past versions of the Module.
Below these tabs, you’ll see a preview that simulates how the Module will look once applied. The preview updates in near real time as you edit the content.
When your Module is ready, click Assign or Update assignment in on the right.
Here you can assign the Module to any Template(s) and/or Page(s) in your account:
You can:
Assign the Module to one or more Templates (all Pages using those Templates will inherit the Module and are automatically selected and greyed out).
Assign the Module individually to specific Pages.
On the bottom right of the dialog, click the confirmation button to finalize your assignment choices.
Add internal details in the Details tab.
Fill in the form fields in the Content tab (including translations if available).
Preview changes in the right-hand section.
Use Assign to apply the Module to Templates or individual Pages.
Track Module iterations in the History tab.
