• Access Control Content Map
• Configuring Access Control
  • Configuring Access Control Security Settings
    • Configuring Access Control User Permissions
    • Creating Username and Password Barcodes and QR Codes for Scanners
    • Configuring Available Access Control Pages
    • Configuring Marking Options
  • Configuring Access Control Notifications
    • Configuring Default Scan Colours
    • Setting Successful Scan Colours by Price Type
    • Setting Failed Scan Colours by Error Code
    • Configuring Notification Sounds
  • Configuring Access Control Fields
    • Configuring Access Control-Specific Field Labels
    • Global Customizations
    • Customizing Fields within a Business Object or Collection Object
    • Customizing Ticket Scanning Errors
• Configuring Access Control Mobile Devices
  • Access Control Assumptions
  • Additional Access Control Documentation
  • Before You Configure Your Mobile Device
  • Getting to Know Your Mobile Computer
    • Identifying the Windows Version on Your Mobile Computer
    • Identifying Your Model of Mobile Computer
    • Identifying Whether Your MC3090 Model Can Play Sounds
  • DataWedge Configuration (MC50)
    • Installing DataWedge
    • Enabling DataWedge for Barcode Capture
  • Symbol PocketBrowser Configuration (MC3090)
    • Installing Symbol PocketBrowser
    • Launching Symbol PocketBrowser
  • Setting the Internet Explorer Home Page
  • Configuring Notifications on a Mobile Computer
    • Adjusting the Volume
    • DataWedge Notifications
    • Disabling Keyboard Sounds on the MC3090
  • Adjusting the Font Size
• Scanning Tickets
  • Logging On to Access Control
  • Access Control Options Page
  • Troubleshooting Access Control Login Problems
  • Changing Your Access Control Password
  • Marking Tickets
    • Access Control Notifications
    • Scanning Bundle Passes
  • Troubleshooting Ticket Scanning Errors
  • Searching for a Performance in Access Control
  • Checking a Ticket’s Status
  • Showing Order and Customer Details
• Ticket Scanning Reports Available Through Access Control
  • Understanding a Ticket’s Status
  • Scanned Tickets Report within Access Control
  • Additional Ticket Scanning Reporting Options

Marking tickets is the process of scanning a ticket to determine access to a performance. When you scan a ticket, the ticket’s status will change based on whether the ticket passed or failed the scan. If scanned successfully, Access Control displays the admissions seating information.

The following sections describe how to mark tickets:

• Access Control Notifications: Describes the notifications you will receive about the status of your scan.
• Scanning Bundle Passes: Provides information on scanning bundle passes.