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WiFi Pass provisions a unique personal WiFi passphrase for each registered user. Each person gets their own Identity (Uniques PSK) provisioned directly on the WiFi controller via the vendor API — eliminating the shared password model entirely.
For set-up without RADIUS — requires a cloud API connection to the controller or an agent provided by Wiacom. Wiacom provisions credentials directly via the vendor API.For set-up with RADIUS — the RADIUS server handles per-user PSK lookup. API access to the controller is desired for initial configuration but is not required for ongoing credential management.

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Why WiFi Pass?

Individual credentials

Every user gets their own passphrase — no sharing, no circulation

Instant revocation

Revoke a single user’s access without affecting anyone else

Credential expiry

Passphrases expire after a configurable period and are renewed on re-registration

Per-user audit trail

Every connection is tied to a known, consented registered user

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How It Works

1

User registers

User registers through any configured onboarding channel (Guest Connect, portal, API, PMS, App, online resource).
2

Credential provisioned

Wiacom creates a unique PSK on the WiFi AP/controller.
3

Network details delivered

The SSID, unique passphrase, and connection QR code are generated and delivered to the user. The QR code allows one-tap connection on supported devices. These details can optionally be shown on-screen at registration time and sent through one of the enabled communication channels. See Messaging Services.
4

User connects

User connects using standard WPA2 — no app, no profile, no special client required.
5

Lifecycle managed

Access is revocable and expiry-controlled from the Wiacom dashboard at any time.

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Provisioning Modes

Confirmed mode validates provided registration details before issuing a credential — recommended for public-facing deployments.

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RADIUS Variant

For deployments exceeding vendor unique PSK’s limits, Wiacom supports ** Unique PSK with RADIUS** mode. The SSID is configured with Wiacom RADIUS server details, and the RADIUS server performs per-user PSK lookup. Credential management remains entirely within Wiacom — the controller’s native API or Wiacom agent is not used in this path.

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Vendor Support

WiFi Pass without RADIUS requires capable wifi infrastructure, an API-connected controller or Wiacom agent.

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Next Steps

Requirements

Hardware and firmware requirements by vendor

Enabling WiFi Pass

Activate and configure WiFi Pass on a location