Articles with the tag Access control

How can you protect your staff in the event of an epidemic? What tools can help you in this process? What’s the maximum number of attendees you can accommodate while ensuring their safety? In this article, we provide you with ideas for organising your future events by preparing for these issues as much as possible.

Since the appearance of Covid-19, various measures have been taken by governmental and local authorities to limit the spread of the virus at gatherings, including a maximum number of people in a space, physical distancing between groups, and so on. Simple solutions allow you to manage registrations and entries to your religious events and places of worship while respecting the protective measures.

Organising an event or activity with free entry requires mastering certain essential points, just like for events that charge for entry, including attendees present on site, the concentration of people in the queues and in certain areas of the event, and more. With Weezevent, organisers have access to tried and tested solutions that can be adapted to all types of free events.

Weezevent offers an allocated and distanced seating system, integrated into your online ticketing system and linked to your access control. Discover the system that was recently put to the test at the Just for laugh festival and get ready to organise your events in optimal conditions.

In recent months, new types of events have been integrating online ticketing services into their ticket sales systems. Among these actors, Weezevent has recently equipped the Parc Zoo du Reynou, the Musée Christian Dior in Granville, and the GENESIS exhibition (Sebastião Salgado).

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We were honoured to have Kristy, 18 years old, as our intern for a day. Since she is interested in the music and events industries, we decided to ask her what young people are looking for when they attend a festival.

The first time a major French festival used Weezevent’s cashless system was in 2015. Since then, a wave of cashless systems has swept through all the other festivals. Nowadays, this technological revolution is spreading to other major events and entertainment venues.

Access control and searches, crowd surges, terrorist risk, sexual assault and extreme weather events... how can technology help you better anticipate risks and address incidents in the most effective way?