Apple & Google Wallet passes

Attendees can carry their ticket as a wallet pass — the kind that lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, complete with a scannable code for check-in. Configure passes under Sign-up form → Wallet passes (event editor access required).

Turn passes on

There's a master switch that must be on for any pass to work, plus a separate toggle for Google Wallet and Apple Wallet so you can offer one or both.

What's on the pass

Choose what attendees see on their ticket:

• Event location — show the venue.
• Event date & time — show when it's happening.
• Extra fields — add details pulled from the attendee's form answers or from plugin data. Plugins are offered only if they add a column to the participants table, such as a reserved seat, a booked time slot or a signature. File uploads can't be shown on a pass.

On Apple Wallet, the front of the pass shows the event name, date and location, and extra fields go on the back. Fields that are empty for an attendee are left off their pass.

Why it's useful

A wallet pass means attendees always have their ticket on hand, and its code works directly with the Terminal for fast check-in on event day.

Passes pair naturally with the ticket confirmation email — attendees get their pass right when their ticket is ready.