SMART Health Card holders can scan their SMART Health Card for point-of-entry health
verification. Safety Cloud provides an out-of-the-box Visualforce barcode scanner page that can
be installed on any browser.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
When a card holder presents their SMART Health Card to the Visualforce barcode scanner page
on a verifier’s device, these processes occur.
The Visualforce barcode scanner page uses the device’s front-facing camera to scan the
QR code on the SMART Health Card.
After it’s scanned, the Health Card Verification service in Salesforce Core extracts and
verifies the QR code payload (vaccination data or laboratory test data).
The verification results are returned and displayed to the Visualforce page for the
verifier and card holder to see.
A Health Card record is saved in Salesforce.
The Health Card record represents proof
of the scanned SMART Health Card. It also includes information from the SMART Health
Card.
Safety Cloud links the Health Card record to the user’s Health Verification
record, providing a comprehensive account of the user’s health status.
If the
Health Card record associated with the Health Verification record has a status of
Verified, you can apply automation logic that says, “Verify each Health Verification
record automatically.”
Note A Health Card’s verified' status simply indicates that
Safety Cloud read the card’s payload and determined that everything checks out
cryptographically. It’s up to the organization to decide if that’s enough for
automatic health verification.
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