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# Issue and manage QR membership cards

A member's QR card provides a quick way to identify them at a check-in station.

## Issue a card

1. Open **Members** and select **View** beside the member.
2. Find the membership card section.
3. Select **Issue card**.
4. Give the QR card to the member using your organisation's normal process.

## Replace a card

Replace a card if it is lost, copied or no longer scans reliably. The previous card stops working when the replacement is issued.

## Revoke a card

Revoke the card when it should no longer be accepted. The member record remains available and a new card can be issued later.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Treat QR cards as membership credentials. Do not post a member's QR code publicly or share it with other people.
{% endhint %}


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