Access control badge for a donation call center
Access control badge for a donation call center
Issue ID badge for volunteers and security staff during French Téléthon.
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The challenge: identify the members and contribute to the security of the event
The organizers of the French Telethon have called upon Lions Clubs ever since the event first started in 1987, to manage call centers that receive donation promises.
Following the terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015, the call center in Nantes wished to further secure the identification of volunteers and security personnel present during the event.
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The solution: Evolis Primacy for the issuance of 580 badges in 24 hours
Almost all badges were printed by two people only 24 hours before the event. To distinguish participants different color codes were chosen.
The badges were printed on the front side only with:
- the name and surname of the holder,
- its status as a volunteer, security officer or member of the Lions Club.
The result: reassure teams through a secure event
Access and identification badges have increased the security of the event. The organizers have become aware of other printer personalization features such as inserting an image for example that will probably be used for the next edition.
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