How to Scan QR Codes & NFC Tags at Checkpoints – Step‑by‑Step Guide for Staff

A Step-by-Step Guide to Employees Scanning QR Codes and NFC Tags at Checkpoints

Scanning QR codes and NFC tags at checkpoints is a quick way for staff to log patrol runs, verify presence, and capture required data. This guide walks employees through each step — from starting a tour run to scanning checkpoint cards and completing any required forms — ensuring accurate records and smooth operations.

Video Tutorial


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Below are the main step the staff member will need to do to start a tour run and scan the checkpoints 

1.    Click on  (Tour/ Patrol Run)

               

2.    Click on  (Get started)

               

3.    Click       (Start Tour Run )

               

4.    Click on the (Checkpoint Card ) to be scanned.

                

5.    Scan the QR or the NFC tag.

                

6.    Fill the form. Answer questions if required by your company.

               

       


9.    Back to  (Main Tour Runs menu)

               



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