Government & NGO

Accreditation that
stands up to scrutiny

Multi-tier accreditation, controlled access and a recorded audit trail, engineered for venues where the network cannot be trusted.

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What’s the Problem

Every badge issued is a decision that has to be defensible later.

How Onevie Helps

What this means for your programme

From tiered accreditation and controlled access to a full audit trail and offline operation, Onevie gives government and NGO events a credentialing process that holds up to review.

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  1. Tiered accreditation

    Separate categories for delegates, media, observers, staff and contractors.

  2. Controlled access

    Restrict zones and sessions by accreditation level at the point of entry.

  3. Audit trail

    Every scan and badge issue is timestamped and attributable.

  4. Secure venues

    Check-in continues in venues with no usable public network.

  5. Media handling

    Dedicated desk for press accreditation and badge collection.

  6. Reporting

    Attendance and accreditation data ready for programme reporting.

Hardware Integration

Accreditation engineered for controlled venues.

Government and NGO events cannot fall back on a spreadsheet and goodwill. Hardware is deployed as an accreditation centre with tiered desks, restricted lanes and redundant local servers, and every action is recorded.

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  • Tiered accreditation desks

    Each category is issued at its own lane, so a delegate never queues behind a contractor credential.

  • Verified before a badge exists

    Accreditation is checked against the approved list, with no override printed at the door.

  • Zone and session control

    Badge level determines which halls, plenaries and side events a holder can enter.

  • Every action recorded

    Badge issue and re-scan events are timestamped against the holder for later review.

  • Media and observer desks

    Press and observer accreditation handled on a staffed counter with its own badge stock.

  • Offline by design

    Two Nexus servers keep accreditation running locally, with automatic sync once a network is available.

Typical Deployment

What this looks like on site

Accreditation Centre
8 × Model K
Media & Press Desk
1 × Counter Setup
Delegate Collection
2 × Model T
Offline Backbone
2 × Nexus
Frequently Asked Questions

A Few Things You Might Be Wondering.

Straightforward answers about the Onevie experience.

Yes. Nexus is Onevie's portable on-site server. It keeps attendee verification, QR check-in and badge printing running locally, even when venue internet isn't available. Your kiosks stay operational and your entrance keeps moving.

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