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This tool scans QR codes from print-at-home tickets for events. It allows you to download attendee lists, validate tickets using your phone's camera, and manually manage check-ins. It prevents duplicate entries and ensures secure access control for events.
What's New in Control de accesos Atrápalo
3.3
May 28, 2024
Actualización del listado de entradas en tiempo real
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What is Atrápalo Access Control used for?
Atrápalo Access Control is a tool designed to scan QR codes from print-at-home tickets sold via Atrápalo. It helps in validating entries and managing attendee lists for events.
Can I buy tickets through Atrápalo Access Control?
No, this application is exclusively for validating tickets and managing access for events that have already been uploaded to Atrápalo. Ticket purchasing is not supported.
Does Atrápalo Access Control work offline?
The description does not specify offline functionality. However, it mentions real-time updates when working with multiple terminals, suggesting an active internet connection may be required for full functionality.
How does Atrápalo Access Control prevent fraud?
The app prevents fraud by flagging 'Entrada repetida' (repeated entry) if a ticket has already been scanned. It also ensures that if multiple terminals are used, they constantly update to prevent duplicate entries.
What are the system requirements for Atrápalo Access Control?
You need an event uploaded to Atrápalo with the print-at-home modality to use this application. It is available for iPhone and iPod devices.
Does Atrápalo Access Control consume a lot of battery?
Yes, the application notes that it consumes a high volume of battery. It is recommended to fully charge your mobile device before the event.
How often is Atrápalo Access Control updated?
The latest version is 3.3, and it was last updated on May 28, 2024. This indicates regular updates to maintain and improve the application.
What is the user sentiment for Atrápalo Access Control?
The app has a rating of 2.5 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests that user satisfaction may be mixed, with potential areas for improvement.



