In addition to the information provided below, supplementary employee badge in Apple Wallet support details can be found here.

An iPhone 6s or later, or an Apple Watch Series 3 or later, with the latest version of iOS or the latest version of watchOS. An Apple ID signed in to iCloud.

Contact your IT support department.

You can use your employee badge in Apple Wallet on up to two devices (one iPhone and one paired Apple Watch) that are signed into iCloud with the same Apple ID.

On iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, and more recent editions, Express Mode with power reserve is available for up to five hours after the device’s battery needs to be charged. Learn more here.

Express Mode is enabled by default. When using Express Mode, you do not have to authenticate with a passcode or Face ID before an access transaction.

If you have disabled Express Mode on your employee badge in Apple Wallet, you will have to authenticate using a second factor (e.g., Face ID) for each access transaction.

Your employee badge in Apple Wallet can be used even if your Phone or Apple Watch does not have connectivity. If you are having any difficulty using your employee badge in Apple Wallet to enter the building, contact your facility or office manager.

If you lose your iPhone or Apple Watch you should use Find My iPhone to suspend or deactivate your employee badge in Apple Wallet. Instructions for Lost/Found Apple devices and Find My iPhone are located here.

You can reactivate a found device that was suspended via iCloud.com, Apple Wallet, or Find My app.

First, remove your employee badge in Apple Wallet from your old device in the Apple Wallet app. Then repeat the provisioning process on your new device.

The same way you have always used your plastic card — simply present your iPhone or Apple Watch to the reader instead of your plastic card.

See Apple help here.

To add your employee badge to Apple Wallet, you must be connected to iCloud with your iPhone. This could fix the issue. Otherwise, please contact your facility or office manager.

Currently, the only way to add an employee badge in Apple Wallet to a new Apple Watch (one that was not connected to the iPhone while adding the initial employee badge), is to delete your current employee badge in Apple Wallet and restart the app. The “Add to wallet” should appear again. Clicking on that will add your employee badge in Apple Wallet to both the iPhone and the Apple Watch.

Contact your facility or office manager, go to Apple Support or Apple iCloud for additional help.

No. The SwiftConnect app only enables the provisioning of the mobile credential. It serves no other purpose and has no additional features. Refer to the SwiftConnect privacy policy for details.

Note that if your parent organization has elected to embed the SwiftConnect mobile functionality into a more feature-rich mobile app, that app’s privacy policy will apply. However and for avoidance of doubt, the SwiftConnect-powered pass provisioning feature and SwiftConnect platform will never collect or track your location, whether using the SwiftConnect app directly or the SwiftConnect functionality embedded into another app.

The employee badge in Apple Wallet lives within your Wallet and is activated when tapped on a compatible card reader. Similar to other cards in your Wallet, its use is transactional and it has no tracking capability, nor is it active outside of tap-enabled access transactions.

No. The mobile pass has no insight into the activity on your device.

Your parent organization can only see access transactions occurring at door and turnstile readers (i.e. when you tap your badge on a compatible reader). The badge being loaded into a mobile wallet does not grant any further access or visibility into your day to day activities or location outside of reader access transactions.

The only employee data that is needed to activate and use your mobile credential is data that is already included in your company’s access control system (first name, last name, company email, etc.), which is the same data collected for your physical access card. Note that in many cases, being able to self-provision your badge onto your mobile removes the need to visit a badging office and present a government ID to receive a physical card, as that step is replaced with simply signing into the app with your regular work credentials.

All data is stored encrypted using enterprise-grade security standards. SwiftConnect undergoes regular security audits and attestations, including SOC2 Type II and ISO27001 to demonstrate adherence to information security best practices.