The Anti-Passback software detects when an ID is re-scanned in the same evening. Useful for bars, clubs, and casinos where patrons could share IDs with underage or banned patrons. It’s also great for stadium events or conventions where individuals might share wristbands

It can be used several ways:

• at the front door to detect licenses which are ‘Passed-Back’ to others
• confirm returning patrons have already paid cover charge
• at the bar to identify individuals who are consuming too much
• helps detect fake IDs which have the same ‘cloned’ data stripe
• can detect duplicate IDs when somebody has “loaned” a duplicate ID to a younger friend / sibling
• detect if a wrist band was already issued to an individual.
• at events, you can detect if a free sample has already been given to an attendee.

Some clubs use the ID Pass-Back detection to ensure wrist bands or ink stamps have not been transferred from existing customers. If a customer’s ID was scanned when they first entered and were wrist banded or stamped, then when they leave & return, an ‘ID Pass-Back’ alarm should be generated when the ID is rescanned.

Passback threshold can be set from 1 hour up to 168 hours (7 days). Some applications require same evening passback detection while others want detection in the last 7 days.

Multiple passback events with date/time are displayed. This permits operators to allow multiple serves. For example, a stadium has a four beer limit – each time a client is served, their ID is scanned and this provides a count for the number of serves.