Every role.
Every gate.
One system.
Sports accreditation and digital ID for the people who make live sport happen.
Accreditation, access control, and digital ID for clubs, leagues, and stadiums.
Matchday doesn't wait for anyone. When kickoff is fixed and every gate has to work, access can't be left to a spreadsheet or a name on a clipboard. OppAccred gives clubs and leagues one system for who gets in, where they're allowed, and when: staff, broadcast crews, away teams, medical, commercial guests, the lot. The same workflow that runs one ground on a Saturday is built to run consistently across a whole competition, which matters as much to a governing body watching from above as it does to a steward on the gate.
Built for your side of the game.
Matchday access.
Under control.
One system for staff, media, broadcast, away clubs and commercial.
Explore solutions for clubs →One standard.
Across every club.
Consistency and oversight across every club in your competition.
Explore solutions for leagues →Every figure comes from live matchdays on the OppSport platform, the same system OppAccred runs on.
Martyn's Law requires venues to plan for exactly this kind of access control and emergency response.
Built on a platform that already runs matchday for real clubs and leagues.
OppAccred isn't a first version. It's built on OppSport, the same infrastructure that's already processed over two million match requests and managed 61,000+ fixtures for the Premier League, EFL, and Swiss football. What's new is the sharper focus: matchday access and Martyn's Law, purpose-built rather than bolted on.
Read the Swiss Football League case study →Built to scale from one ground to a whole competition.
Whether you're a single club or a governing body overseeing every member ground, the underlying system doesn't change, just who's looking at it and what they need to see.
See how it works →Real-time control
One live dashboard shows exactly who's accredited and on site, so decisions get made from what's actually happening, not what a spreadsheet said yesterday.
Configurable by design
Zones, approval rules, and access levels are set per club, not hard-coded. A regular broadcast crew can auto-approve while a first-time visitor sits in review.
Lockdown when it counts
Muster mode freezes every scanner and shows exactly who's where, built for an emergency, not just a normal Saturday.
One club or a whole league
The same system that runs one ground on a Saturday gives a governing body oversight across every member club, without changing how either one works day to day.