The Devices page for an event shows the status of every scanner signed in to it — whether each device is online, how much battery it has, and how recently it last synced. Use it to spot a scanner that has dropped offline or is running low on power before it becomes a problem at the door.
Requirements: An event with at least one device signed in. See Install the check in app.
Open the Devices page
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Open the event.
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In the sidebar, under Onsite, click Devices.
The page lists every device whose staff member is assigned to this event, with summary tiles across the top.
Read the status tiles
The tiles at the top of the page count devices by health:
- Online — devices currently connected.
- Offline — devices that have lost their connection.
- Low battery — devices reporting under 20% battery.
Click the icon next to a count to open the list of just those devices — for example, to see every scanner that is low on battery so you can have them brought back to charge.
Read the device table
Each row is one scanner. The columns report the device’s name, the staff member signed in, its station, whether it’s online, when it last reported in, when it last synced, and its battery level. The scan counts (successful, unsuccessful, total) link to the matching scans, so you can click a count to see exactly which scans that device recorded.
Ping a device
Use Ping to get the attention of whoever is holding a scanner — for example, to ask them to charge it or move stations.
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Find the device in the list.
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Click Ping.
The device shows an alert. Pinging needs the device to be online; an offline device receives the ping the next time it reconnects.
Reassign a device
Use Edit to rename a device or move it to a different station.
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Find the device in the list.
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Click Edit.
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Change the Name, or pick a different station, and save.
Related articles
- Install the check in app — sign a scanner in to an event.
- Check-in app configuration — scan modes, time windows, and staff permissions.
- Device management and limits — archive devices and free up slots against your plan’s limit.
FAQ
A device shows offline but the staffer says it’s working
Offline means the device hasn’t reported in to Guest Manager recently, usually because of weak Wi-Fi or cellular signal. The Check In app keeps scanning offline and uploads its scans once it reconnects, so an offline device can still be checking attendees in. Move it to better signal to bring its status and scan counts up to date.
Why does the battery level look stale?
The battery level comes from the device’s last report, shown in the last reported column. If a device has been offline, its battery reading is from the last time it connected, not the current moment.
A device is missing from the list
The Devices page only lists scanners whose staff member is assigned to this event. If a device is missing, check that its staff member is assigned to the event and signed in on the device.
