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# How it works?

The Eventic Scanner Mobile Application is used to register and to grant access to attendees in an event. The application is multilingual and supports the languages available in the Eventic platform. 

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## Authentification

You can log in into the application using a scanner accounts created by organizers. 

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The app is developed with the Ionic framework, making it easy to use it on both Android and Ios devices.

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## How to register attendees ?

It comes with two ways to register attendees:

* **Scan the QR Code using the camera**
* **Tap to check in using a list**

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## Response messages

When the camera locates a QR Code, it searches for the ticket reference in the paid orders of the relative event date. Three response messages are returned after checking the ticket reference:

* **Access granted:** The ticket is valid for this event date
* **Access not granted:** The ticket is not valid for this event date
* **Access not granted:** The ticket was already scanned at \<date>

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## Additional actions

While the camera is looking for a QR Code, you can do the following:

* **Switch the camera to the front and back**
* **Turn on / off the flash light**

## Tap to check in feature

As an alternative, the Scanner mobile application lets you tap on an attendee name in a list to grant access in case you have problems with the camera or if you find it more convenient than scanning the QR Code.

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