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Accredit Solutions Launches Accredit Induct to Turn Workforce Readiness into an Access Decision

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New operational readiness

product links identity, induction, credentialing and access control, enabling organizations to enforce "no induction, no access" before credentials are issued.

Accredit Solutions, the global identity, credentialing and workforce access technology provider, today announced the launch of Accredit Induct .

DURHAM, N.C., Sept. 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Organizations across sport, live entertainment, government and major events face growing pressure to prove that people entering their environments are trained, authorized and ready for their roles. Yet many still manage induction and compliance through disconnected PDFs, spreadsheets, emails, supplier records and standalone learning systems.

Accredited steward at stadium
Accredited steward at stadium

These approaches may support training delivery, but often leave a gap between completion and control. Organizations may know induction content has been issued, yet struggle to prove in real time whether the right person has completed the right requirements before credentials or access are granted.

Accredit Induct closes that gap.

Built on the Accredit Platform and aligned with the Accredit OS operating model, Accredit Induct enables organizations to assign role-based requirements, deliver digital induction and compliance content, track completion in real time and enforce completion before credentials or access permissions are issued. In simple terms: no induction, no access.

Unlike a traditional Learning Management System, Accredit Induct connects induction status directly to an individual's identity, credential record and access permissions. Completion is not simply recorded; it can become a condition of credential approval and entry.

"Induction has too often been treated as a separate administrative exercise, but it shouldn't sit separately from the access decision," said Peder Berg, CEO of Accredit Solutions. "Accredit Induct connects identity, readiness and credentialing in one workflow, so organizations can ensure the right requirements are met before access is approved."

The platform enables organizations to:

  • Prevent credential issuance until mandatory training is complete.
  • Maintain one identity record across induction, credentialing and access.
  • Assign requirements by role, organization, event or credential type.
  • Track completion across individuals, teams and suppliers in real time.
  • Manage expiry dates, refresher training and recurring obligations.
  • Create auditable compliance records.
  • See who is ready, who is incomplete and what action is required.

"Knowing who is onsite is important," added Berg. "Knowing they are trained, authorized and ready for their role is becoming just as critical."

Learn more about Accredit Induct .

About Accredit Solutions

Accredit Solutions is a global accreditation and access management technology provider, helping operations and security leaders achieve complete ownership of accreditation, access management and workforce readiness. Supporting major events, venues, sports organisations, government agencies and critical infrastructure operators worldwide, Accredit Solutions delivers efficiency at every level, enabling leaders to operate with confidence under pressure.

www.accredit-solutions.com

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