Digital Event Tickets With QR Check-In, Issued From Salesforce
Registration creates the attendee in Salesforce, Kemicard emails the wallet ticket — an Apple Wallet event ticket or Google Wallet ticket, device-detected — and every scan at the door checks the attendee in — attendance, no-shows, and follow-up campaigns all land in your CRM automatically.
Event lifecycle
From Registration to Post-Event Campaign, in One System
- Registration-driven issuance — proven flow with Blackthorn Events: registration page → attendee record → welcome email with the pass → add to wallet. Eventbrite and payment integrations scoped per client.
- Live ticket updates — venue changes, schedule updates, and day-of reminders push straight to the ticket. No resending.
- QR / barcode entry — scan with the Kemicard Scanner, your event platform's app, or existing hardware that emulates keyboard input.
- Attendance tracking — every scan is a Salesforce record, powering post-event dashboards and follow-up journeys.
- VIP & exhibitor badges — separate templates per audience, bundled with membership passes under one record.
- Event-day geofencing — the ticket surfaces on the lock screen when the attendee arrives at the venue.
SUMMIT 2026Event
Ticket
Ticket
Attendee
Priya Nair
Seat
B-14
Date
Sep 18
Doors
6:30 PM
Venue
Main Hall
SUM26-011482
Kemicard Digital Wallet Pass Solution for Salesforceavailable on AppExchange
Metro Music Fest
Ticket
General Admission
Attendee
Ava Kowalski
Date
Aug 22
Gate
B
Good to know
Built Around Real Wallet Behavior
Relevant dates handled
Kemicard sets relevant and expiry dates so tickets surface at the right time and never get archived unexpectedly by wallet-platform quirks.
Reliable barcode formats
QR recommended; PDF417 supported for a 1-D look. Both scan reliably on Apple and Google passes.
Fraud controls
Disable sharing at the template level, track duplicate scans, and switch suspect tickets to an error-state design that hides the QR.
Run Your Next Event on Wallet Tickets
See registration-to-check-in end to end, on your own event model.
