Kemicard v2.29 is out
Rotating barcodes, four levels of pass-sharing control, private member photos without a screen-lock, and a faster scanner at the door.
Product releases, partnerships, certifications and company milestones — the short version of what's been happening at Kemicard and Kemisoft.
Rotating barcodes, four levels of pass-sharing control, private member photos without a screen-lock, and a faster scanner at the door.
Aspire CRM brings Salesforce implementation and strategy expertise to UK organizations delivering native Apple and Google Wallet passes.
Enhanced pass features and performance work across Apple Wallet and Google Wallet — including secure private images for Google templates.
Uniting digital wallet technology with Salesforce expertise to change how organizations connect with their communities.
Salesforce-native wallet technology plus Equals11's consulting practice, delivering passes straight from customer Salesforce data.
A digital pass is only as controlled as the copies that get away from you, and on most wallet systems the weak point is the screenshot: a photo of a static QR code keeps working long after the visit it was issued for. Version 2.29 closes that gap.
Rotating barcode replaces the static code on a Google Wallet pass with one that refreshes every few seconds — interval and code length set per template — so a screenshot goes stale almost immediately. Pass sharing controls decide which wallets a pass may reach: Apple gets an on/off switch, Google gets four levels from Fully Shareable down to Sharing Prohibited. And the new Private Image type shows a member photo on a standard pass without forcing a screen-lock prompt, which used to be the price of keeping the image private.
On the check-in side, the Kemicard Scanner now remembers whether you use the camera or a connected handheld, and scan results can carry a profile photo and clickable links for visual identity checks at the door.
Read the release post · Set up the new controls · Release notes · Roadmap
Mogli has been sending SMS, RCS and WhatsApp messages out of Salesforce since 2011, for more than 700 organizations. Kemicard issues the Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass from the same record. Together they close a gap most member programs live with: the text that tells someone their card is ready, and the card itself, finally come from one system rather than two.
Both are Salesforce-native, so neither needs a copy of your data to work. Update the record and the message audience and the pass both follow — useful for student IDs, membership renewals, event check-in reminders and any moment where the notification and the credential need to agree.
Mile High Dreamin’ turns five this year, and Kemicard is sponsoring the celebration as its Balloon Sponsor — so there will be balloons, and they will be hard to miss. The event runs 26–27 August 2026 at the Denver Marriott Westminster.
Ania Bachta is on site for both days. Find her under the balloons and she will turn your Salesforce data into a wallet-ready pass while you watch — no code, no custom app.
Nonprofit Dreamin’ picked a question their community keeps asking — once a supporter leaves your fundraising event, how do you keep them engaged, giving and connected? — and asked us to answer it live. About ten minutes of demo, Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes issued straight from Salesforce, then open Q&A where people brought their own org’s version of the problem.
The session was recorded and sits in Nonprofit Dreamin’s YouTube library. Thanks to the Nonprofit Dreamin’ team for the invitation.
A mile up, two days, and a room full of people who think about Salesforce for fun. Mile High Dreamin’ runs 26–27 August 2026 in Denver, Colorado — the state’s biggest Salesforce community conference, run by the front-range Trailblazer Community Groups — and Kemicard will be there.
Come and say hello if any of this sounds like your week: your members still carry plastic, your event badges still arrive in a lanyard sleeve, or your loyalty points live in a system that has never met your CRM. We will have Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes running on real Salesforce records, and we are happy to build one against your data model while you watch.
Fair warning: ask us what happens when you change a field in Salesforce and we will make you watch a card update on a phone in your hand. It never stops being satisfying.
Mile High Dreamin’ 2026 · Where else you’ll find us · Event passes
Aspire CRM, led by Managing Director Richard Ashmole, brings deep Salesforce implementation and strategy experience to the partnership. Together the two teams are helping UK organizations deliver native Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes issued directly from Salesforce — so a member, patron or attendee carries a credential that updates from the record rather than a card that is out of date the day it is printed.
Read the announcement on LinkedIn · Partner program · Kemicard in the UK
MSS brings deep Salesforce delivery experience to organizations that serve communities — nonprofits, associations and public bodies. Together we're uniting digital wallet technology with that expertise so members and constituents carry a credential that stays current, rather than a card that goes stale the day it's printed.
What we saw, learned and walked away with after two days in Austin with the Texas Salesforce community — and how a conference badge behaves once it lives in the attendee's wallet instead of a lanyard sleeve.
A release focused on dynamic, Salesforce-native passes for both wallets, with enhanced features and performance work throughout. Headline addition: secure private images for Google Wallet templates — Salesforce workflows can now generate passes containing protected, non-public assets, so sensitive loyalty badges and proprietary membership graphics sit behind authenticated connections rather than public URLs.
Equals11's Salesforce consulting practice now pairs with Kemicard's Salesforce-native wallet technology, helping organizations deliver Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes directly from the data they already hold. For customers it means one team that knows both the platform and the credential.
Two days at McCormick Place West on the future of digital wallet passes for marketers, plus Business-in-a-Box with Accounting Seed, StoreConnect and Avalara, and Pickleball Connect at The Sport House.
Two Salesforce-native platforms, one customer journey: StoreConnect's e-commerce on the buying side, Kemicard's wallet passes on the loyalty and membership side. The result is a customer who checks out and walks away with a card in their wallet that keeps updating.
Our home-country community event in Toronto, where attendees checked in with Kemicard passes rather than paper — and where we presented “Beyond Email: Why Digital Wallet Cards Are the Future of Customer Engagement.”
“From Reactive Chat to Proactive Engagement with Agentforce,” presented twice by Rimon Mikhaiel and Ania Bachta — on why a wallet pass reaches a member that a chat window never will.
Two days in Charlotte in the Ask an Expert Lounge, on a single argument: nonprofits don't lose donors, they lose visibility — and a wallet card that pushes renewal reminders to the lock screen keeps the mission top of mind between appeals.
The release that put full loyalty and rewards programs directly into mobile wallets. It also widened template flexibility, gave administrators reliable control over how passes activate, update and behave in the field, made notifications consistent across Apple and Google Wallet, and hardened performance, security and platform stability for scale.
Agentforce stopped being a side experiment and became part of how Kemisoft delivers: agent-ready data models, documented APIs and deterministic automation on every engagement, so the AI layer has something trustworthy to stand on.
A monthly round-up of releases, customer stories and what we're learning at events — written for administrators and program owners rather than for a newsletter list.
Congratulations to Rimon Mikhaiel and Moheb George on earning the Salesforce Certified Agentforce Specialist credential — part of a certification bench that spans Integration Architecture, Data Cloud, Revenue Cloud and CPQ across Kemicard, Kemisoft and Redlining Manager.
A week under Salesforce Tower with the whole product family in tow — wallet passes, Salesforce delivery and contract redlining in one conversation.
Four days at Mandalay Bay on booth SU-2, at the global event for grocery and CPG innovation — and our clearest test yet of the argument that a loyalty card in the wallet gets seen while an email doesn't.
“Reimagining Member Engagement: Digital Wallet Passes Built for Salesforce” — a weekend community session for the Nonprofit Cloud crowd, and the start of a lot of our nonprofit conversations.
Our first big federal and public-sector room, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center — and where the public sector side of the product really began.
Releases and event news land first on the Kemicard LinkedIn showcase, then here.
The published product roadmap and release notes cover what's in flight and what just landed.
Boilerplate, background and media contact live on the press page.
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