Flag suspicious gate scans as they happen
Throughout the operating day, WebRun watches gate scan activity in accesso for anomalies such as the same ticket scanned at two gates minutes apart, a canceled or refunded ticket scanned again, or an unusual burst of scans on one credential, opens a Zendesk ticket with the details for your security team, and posts an immediate flag to Slack.
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How do I catch suspicious or fraudulent gate scans in real time?
WebRun watches gate scan activity in accesso throughout the day for patterns like a ticket scanned at two gates minutes apart or a canceled pass scanned again, opens a Zendesk ticket with the evidence, and posts an immediate flag to your security channel in Slack, so suspicious activity gets a fast human look instead of surfacing in an end of day report.
- Duplicate and reused ticket scans get flagged within minutes, not at week's end
- Security gets evidence attached to every anomaly ticket, not just a headline
- No guest is confronted automatically. A person always makes that call
Built for theme park security teams · admissions and gate managers · loss prevention staff · water park operators
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.accesso.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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accesso - watch gate scan activity
accesso.com How to Automate accesso
WebRun opens accesso to watch gate scan activity. - Monitor gate scan activity in accesso in near real time
- Detect the same ticket or pass scanned at two gates within a short window
- Detect a canceled, refunded, or blacklisted credential being scanned again
Done when A scan anomaly is detected with the ticket, gates, and timestamps involved.
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Zendesk - open a security ticket
zendesk.com How to Automate Zendesk
WebRun opens Zendesk to open a security ticket. - Open a ticket for your security team with the anomaly type and evidence
- Attach the ticket number, gate locations, and scan timestamps
- Set the priority based on how the anomaly type is configured
Done when A Zendesk ticket exists with everything security needs to investigate.
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Slack - flag it immediately
slack.com How to Automate Slack
WebRun opens Slack to flag it immediately. - Post an immediate flag to the security channel with a link to the Zendesk ticket
- Call out anomalies involving multiple gates or repeated attempts first
- Leave the decision to pull the guest aside or void the ticket to your team
Done when Security has an immediate Slack flag and a logged Zendesk ticket to work from.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it block the ticket or pull the guest aside itself?
No. It only flags the anomaly with evidence in Zendesk and Slack. Deciding whether to void a ticket or approach a guest stays a call your security team makes.
What kinds of anomalies does it catch?
The same credential scanned at two gates minutes apart, a canceled or refunded ticket scanned again, and an unusual burst of scans on one pass are the three patterns it watches for.
How quickly does security find out?
Within minutes. It checks gate scan activity in accesso continuously through the day and posts to Slack the moment a pattern matches, rather than surfacing it in an end of day report.
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