One person on a roster, known only by the hashed form of their ID. Their status is active, past due or inactive, set from a linked membership or by the business, and inactive members are refused at the door. A roster can require a PIN, set at first check-in. A removed member keeps their record.
One person on a roster, known only by the hashed form of their ID. Their status is active, past due or inactive, set from a linked membership or by the business, and inactive members are refused at the door. A roster can require a PIN, set at first check-in. A removed member keeps their record.
See also: Roster, Hashed ID, Registrant, Roster check-in
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A large, on-site operation you RUN for a KNOWN, registered crowd across MANY stations and venues (a corporate event, festival, or catered function). Guests are pre-registered (not ticket buyers), recognized across every station by one identity, and their entitlements (meals, drinks, entries) are counted per station. Formerly called "Event check-in."
A physical check-in or service point at a Location (a food station, a gate, a bar). Productions run check-in across many stations; each has its own QR + scanner.
A list of known people with a check-in policy: a business's membership holders (Memberships) or a Production's registrants.
A pre-registered person who checks in at one or more stations during a Production. Unlike a ticket buyer, a registrant is enrolled ahead of time and recognized by one identity across every station, where their entitlements are counted as they're used.
A right to use a service a set number of times per person — for example 2 meals per registrant, or 1 drink per station. The scanner counts each use against the entitlement and stops honoring the pass once the allowance is spent.