One credential, both wallets
Issue a credential once and it projects to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet with your branding, colors, and text. The person adds it in one tap from a link you send.
New — wallet support
The newest Action Tag is the one already in their pocket.
Alongside physical tags, you can now issue credentials straight to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. A pass is a tag that travels with the person: presented at the door, verified in one scan, updated remotely, and revoked the instant it should stop working.
Scans like a boarding pass
The pass carries a secure barcode staff scan at the door with a phone camera — no special hardware to start. Google rotating barcodes resist screenshots where supported.
Checked against policy, live
Every presentation is validated on the spot: is the credential active, is it allowed at this location, does it unlock this action? Denials are logged with the reason.
Passes that stay current
Change the details and the pass updates itself in the wallet — status, dates, and text stay accurate without anyone re-downloading anything.
Turn it off from your desk
Membership lapsed, badge lost, access ended? Revoke the credential and every copy stops validating immediately — the part printed cards could never do.
A record of every presentation
Allowed and denied presentations are both recorded — when, where, how it was presented, and what ran. Your audit trail covers the wallet era too.
How it flows
From issued to presented to revoked — all on the platform.
Wallet passes are credentials, not just tickets: the same policy engine that governs physical tags decides where a pass works and what it unlocks. Rolling out now — reader hardware integrations like Apple NFC and Google Smart Tap are on the roadmap.
Issue a credential from a member, guest, or asset recordThey add the pass to Apple or Google Wallet in one tapStaff scan it at the door — validated against policy liveThe pass updates itself when anything changesRevoke anytime; every presentation stays in the log