The PassKit + codeREADr integration makes it easy to scan and check digital passes using the codeREADr mobile app. Whether you’re checking people into an event, redeeming coupons, verifying memberships, or logging attendance, this integration helps you handle pass scanning in a simple and reliable way, right from your phone or tablet.

Once the integration is set up, your team can scan passes on-site and immediately see if the pass is valid, has already been used, or has expired.

Setting Up The Integration

To use this integration, you’ll need a PassKit account and a codeREADr account. You can set everything up directly in the PassKit platform.

Here’s how to get started:

  1. Log into PassKit and go to the Passes section.
  2. Choose the pass type you want to connect (like a membership card, coupon, or event ticket).
  3. Click the Settings tab, then scroll down to Integrations.
  4. Select codeREADr from the list and follow the instructions to connect your codeREADr account.
  5. You’ll be asked for your codeREADr API credentials, which you can get from your codeREADr dashboard.
  6. Once connected, choose how you want the scanning to work, for example, one-time use, multiple scans, or time-based access.
  7. You can also customize what message shows on screen when a pass is scanned.
  8. Save your settings, and you’re ready to start scanning.

Now you can use the codeREADr app to scan and check passes using your device’s camera.

Common Use Cases

This integration is useful in many situations where you need to scan passes and see if they’re valid. Here are some common examples:

  • Scan tickets at the entrance to an event and check people in quickly.
  • Redeem digital coupons at a store counter using your phone or tablet.
  • Check that a membership card is still active before allowing access.
  • Keep track of who attended a class, seminar, or guided tour.
  • View a history of scans to keep a record of activity.

You can decide how many times a pass can be used, set time limits, or just use it to check validity depending on what works best for your situation.

Requirements

To use the PassKit + codeREADr integration, you’ll need:

  • A PassKit account
  • A codeREADr account
  • A pass template created in PassKit
  • The codeREADr app installed on an iOS or Android device
  • API credentials from codeREADr (found in your codeREADr account)

No coding or technical setup is required, everything can be done through the PassKit web dashboard.

Support And Documentation

If you need help setting up the integration or have questions about how scanning works, you can visit the codeREADr Integration Guide in the PassKit Help Center.

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If you’re having trouble with the scanning app itself, you can check out codeREADr’s own Help Center. For questions related to your PassKit setup, our team is available through the Help Center.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need A codeREADr Account To Use This Integration?

Yes. You’ll need an active codeREADr account to scan and check passes using their mobile app.

Where Do I Enable The codeREADr Integration In PassKit?

You can enable the integration by going to your pass type in PassKit, clicking on Settings, and selecting codeREADr under the Integrations section.

How Do I Scan Passes With codeREADr?

Download the codeREADr app on your mobile device, log in, and use your camera to scan the barcode or QR code on a digital pass. The app will show a message based on whether the pass is valid.

Can I Limit How Many Times A Pass Can Be Used?

Yes. You can allow one-time use, set a number of allowed scans, or allow unlimited use, depending on your needs.

Does The App Work In Real Time?

Yes. If your device is online, scans happen in real time. codeREADr also supports offline scanning if needed, and it will sync data when you reconnect to the internet.

Can I Use This For Event Check-In?

Yes. codeREADr is a great tool for checking people into events, whether it’s a small gathering or a large venue. It works well for ticketing, access control, and tracking attendance.