# Scanning Tickets

If you would like to scan tickets at the gate, we have built in scanner functionality that can be volunteer run with no special hardware.

1\) Visit <https://admin.recconnect.io/scan> on a modern mobile device

* We recommend embedding this in a QR code so your gate volunteers can simply scan it and be ready to go.

2\) Accept the camera permissions if prompted and simply scan the QR codes. A test QR is provided below.

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If a ticket is successfully scanned, you will be taken to a page showing you the ticket scan history. This will allow you to ensure attendees aren't sharing tickets and allow you to keep track of re-entry if needed. Below is a sample screenshot.

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