Glossary

QR Access Pass

A time-bound QR code that encodes a visitor credential, scanned at an entry point to verify the visit.

A QR access pass is a QR code issued for a specific scheduled visit — bound to a time window, a visitor, and optionally a location — that can be scanned at a reader or shown to a human door-person.

The QR itself usually encodes either a signed token (short, verifiable offline) or a URL to a verification endpoint (longer, requires connectivity).

Time-bound QR passes expire automatically, which is why they're preferred over pre-shared codes for one-off visits.

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