SecurePass FAQ

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  • A captive portal asks visitors to fill in a login form every time they connect. SecurePass replaces this with a digitally signed WiFi profile - installed once in around 30 seconds. After that, the device connects automatically on every return visit with no portal interaction required.
  • No. SecurePass runs alongside your existing portal. Visitors who enrol connect via their profile. Visitors who do not enrol continue using the portal as normal.
  • It significantly improves them. SecurePass identifies visitors by their profile credential, which never rotates - unlike MAC addresses on iOS 14+ and Android 10+. Return visit rates, dwell times, and visit frequency all become accurate.
  • SecurePass Profiles are available on Connect, Capture, and Engage licences. The SecurePass SDK requires Engage. The Purple App is free on all licence tiers.
  • The Purple App is free on iOS and Android. Visitors install a SecurePass profile and auto-connect at your venue and 80,000+ OpenRoaming locations worldwide. Available on all licence tiers - no development work required.
  • Use your SecurePass enrolment URL - found in Company Settings → Management → Settings. Include it in booking confirmation emails, pre-visit SMS, or loyalty communications.
  • Primary: rad1-secure.purple.ai · Secondary: rad2-secure.purple.ai · Auth port: 1812 · Acct port: 1813
  • Yes. SecurePass requires a dedicated SSID with WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise and Hotspot 2.0 enabled. Do not reuse your existing captive portal SSID. The SSID must be broadcast - hidden SSIDs prevent auto-connect.
  • Certified vendors include Cisco Meraki, Cisco Catalyst, Aruba (HP), Ubiquiti UniFi, Ruckus, TP-Link Omada, Juniper Mist, and Fortinet. Any AP that supports Passpoint / Hotspot 2.0 and WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise is likely compatible. See full list →
  • SecurePass uses WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise with 802.1X mutual authentication. Traffic is encrypted at the radio layer, devices only connect to networks with a valid digital certificate, and rogue access points are blocked at the authentication stage.
  • For portal or URL-enrolled visitors, revoke access from the Purple dashboard under Management → SecurePass Profiles. For SDK-enrolled visitors, contact Purple Support.
  • Yes. SecurePass can sync with Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace for Staff WiFi deployments, enabling automatic profile revocation on offboarding. Contact Purple Support to configure directory integration.
  • Nothing changes - the visitor continues through your existing captive portal as normal. SecurePass is additive; unsupported devices are not blocked or affected.
  • After tapping "Download WiFi Profile" and allowing the download, go to Settings → Profile Downloaded → Install. Do this before leaving the page. Once installed, your device connects automatically every time you visit.
  • No. After installing the WiFi profile once, your device connects automatically on every return visit - no login, no portal, no action required.
  • The Purple App is a free WiFi connectivity app on iOS and Android. It lets you install a WiFi Pass and auto-connect at this venue and millions of trusted locations worldwide.
  • iPhone/iPad: Settings → General → VPN & Device Management → find the profile → Remove.

    Android: Settings → Network & Internet → WiFi → Saved Networks → Forget.

    macOS: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Profiles → Remove.
  • On iOS, confirm you completed the Settings install step - downloading is not enough. Try toggling WiFi off and back on. If still not connecting, speak to a member of staff.
  • Yes - your device will auto-connect at any of the 80,000+ OpenRoaming-enabled locations worldwide, including airports, hotels, stadiums, and transport hubs.
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