Everything you need at the door.
A pass people already carry, a scanner they already own, and a register that fills itself in while the room fills up.
It lives in Wallet.
Each person gets an Apple Wallet pass with nothing to install. It works with the phone locked, carries their name, role and visit count, and updates itself over the air when you change something. You never re-issue a pass.
No iPhone is no problem. The same pass opens as a web page they can save to the home screen or screenshot.
Four seconds, start to inside.
They hold up a phone
Screen locked or not. Your own phone is the scanner, so there is no terminal to buy and no queue to manage.
Admitted
A green tick and their name. An expired or already-used pass says so plainly, with the reason.
The count moves
The screen at the entrance ticks up, and the office sees the same number from anywhere.
The hardware is already in their pocket.
Free apps for iPhone and Android. Whoever is on the door pairs with a code, points the camera, and admits people. Add a second door by handing someone a second phone.
By code, or by being there
Let the phone detect your venue and pair on proximity alone, or type the code from your dashboard. Out of range, it asks for the code instead.
Only counts at your venue
Drop a pin on your venue and pick a radius. A scan from outside it is declined and tells you how far away it happened. Off until you switch it on.
Torch and manual entry
A dim foyer gets the torch. A cracked screen or a flat battery gets the member code typed in by hand, and still counts.
It says why, not just no
Expired, already admitted, wrong door, outside the venue. The reason shows on the phone and lands in your reports.
Everything the door saw, kept.
Who came, and who stopped
Trends by week and by gathering, first-timers, and a list of people you have not seen in three weeks.
Passes that expire
Issue a guest pass at the door that lapses tonight unless you extend it, and run branded event pages where attendees register and get a Wallet pass. On the Pro plan and above.
Straight to your account
A church takes offerings, an event or club takes ticket and class payments. Mobile Money or card, settled directly to your own account, with a receipt for the giver. On the Business plan and above.
Yours to take
Every register, decline and payment exports to CSV. Nothing is locked in.
Sunday, still with them on Wednesday.
Paste the link to the podcast you already publish and every member's pass grows a player. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored: it streams from wherever you host it now, and each new message arrives on its own.
When one lands it shows on the lock screen, on the pass they already carry. No app to install, nothing to subscribe to, and nobody has to remember where the recordings live.
Run more than one? Connect the Sunday service, the midweek teaching and the leadership podcast, and all of them sit on the same pass. It opens on whichever published last, so nobody has to go looking for this morning. Three series on Pro, five on Business.
Their church, not ours.
Your colours, your logo and your wording on every pass, in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Members, group leaders and pastors each get their own, so the pass says what somebody actually is when they walk in.
Change it whenever you like and it reaches the passes people are already carrying. Nothing is reissued, nobody re-adds anything, and no one has to be told.
A screen in the foyer.
Open one link on any screen and it shows the running count with names arriving as people scan. No login, nothing to install, and it keeps itself awake for the whole gathering.
Set up before
the doors open.
Free for up to 75 people. No card required.