When accreditation is done badly, the consequences can be grave. Accreditation, security, operations and media managers are grappling with yet another spreadsheet of staff from the catering contractor. Background checks aren’t made on workers. Temporary staff roam freely because access zones aren’t used. And badges are easily forged. Security is compromised, operations is inefficient, legal requirements are ignored, and the accreditation team is at breaking point.

But a robust accreditation procedure will stop all of that.

Accreditation should be an end-to-end solution, and when done properly, the impact for your business is far-reaching. It will automate and simplify labour intensive tasks, it will improve operational efficiency and event security, it will make sure you process data legally, and it helps you to fulfil a duty of care to workers and visitors.

There are many accreditation managers out there who know what they should be doing. But don’t have a plan, or the tools and resources to do it.

So the purpose of this guide is to take the pain away. We’ll walk you through the steps you need to take to implement a world-class accreditation procedure, and show you exactly what you need to do it.

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When credentialing is done badly, the consequences can be grave. Credentialing, security, operations and media managers are grappling with yet another spreadsheet of staff from the catering contractor. Background checks aren’t made on workers. Temporary staff roam freely because access zones aren’t used. And badges are easily forged. Security is compromised, operations is inefficient, legal requirements are ignored, and the credential team is at breaking point.

But a robust credentialing procedure will stop all of that.

Accreditation should be an end-to-end solution, and when done properly, the impact for your business is far-reaching. It will automate and simplify labor intensive tasks, it will improve operational efficiency and event security, it will make sure you process data legally, and it helps you to fulfil a duty of care to workers and visitors.

There are many credentialing managers out there who know what they should be doing. But don’t have a plan, or the tools and resources to do it.

So the purpose of this guide is to take the pain away. We’ll walk you through the steps you need to take to implement a world-class credentialing procedure, and show you exactly what you need to do it.