London, UK – 16 September, 2026 – Accredit Solutions, the global accreditation and workforce management technology provider for major events, venues and high-security environments, today announced the launch of Accredit Induct, a workforce readiness and compliance enforcement product that connects induction, identity, accreditation and access control into one operational workflow.
The launch comes as venues, stadiums, arenas, visitor attractions, public spaces and event operators prepare for the implementation of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, commonly known as Martyn’s Law, considered to be a major development in UK counter-terrorism and protective security legislation in the last 20 years.
The Act seeks to improve organisational preparedness and protective security across the UK’s venues and events, placing new statutory duties on private and public organisations to actively mitigate terror risks to the public. It places emphasis on staff preparedness, awareness, training and documented protective security procedures so that staff can respond effectively in the event of a terrorist incident.
While organisations have traditionally relied on classroom briefings, PDFs, spreadsheets and standalone learning systems, Accredit Solutions believes the industry faces a more fundamental challenge: how can venues prove that the right people have completed the right requirements before credentials or access are granted?
Accredit Induct has been developed to answer that question.
Built on the Accredit Platform and aligned to the Accredit OS operating model, Accredit Induct enables organisations to assign role-based training, deliver induction content digitally, track completion in real time, and crucially, enforce compliance before credentials or access permissions are issued. In simple terms, this means ‘no induction, no access’. The platform creates a single source of truth across accreditation, induction and operational readiness, streamlining processes by eliminating duplicate applications and fragmented systems with limited visibility.
While a traditional learning management system (LMS) delivers training content, Accredit Induct goes further by connecting induction status to identity, accreditation and access permissions, so completion is not simply recorded, it can become a condition of credentialing and entry.
The launch reflects a growing recognition across the venue and event sectors that workforce readiness is increasingly becoming part of the same operational control framework as physical security and access management.
Accredit Induct has been specifically designed for organisations operating complex, rotating workforces, but unlike traditional learning management systems (LMS), Accredit Induct is designed around operational readiness rather than content delivery alone.
The platform allows organisations to:
The launch builds on Accredit Solutions’ established presence within global sport, live entertainment, government and high-security, environments, where the company supports some of the world’s most complex accreditation operations.
As regulatory expectations increase and organisations seek greater visibility over workforce readiness, Accredit Solutions believes the future lies in connecting identity, training, compliance and access within a single operational framework. This allows organisations to make access decisions based not only on who someone is but whether they have completed the required training, met the necessary compliance requirements and are ready to enter.
About Accredit Solutions
Accredit Solutions is a global accreditation and access management technology provider, helping operations and security leaders achieve complete ownership of accreditation, access management and workforce readiness. Supporting major events, venues, sports organisations, government agencies and critical infrastructure operators worldwide, Accredit Solutions delivers efficiency at every level, enabling leaders to operate with confidence under pressure.