QuuPass integrates directly with the Cisco Meraki dashboard to automate guest Wi-Fi using Individual Pre-Shared Key (IPSK) technology. Each guest receives their own unique passphrase — no shared passwords, no manual Meraki dashboard work, no IT intervention at check-in.
Once connected, QuuPass manages the full credential lifecycle: generating passphrases, applying group policies, tracking usage, and automatically expiring or revoking access when sessions end. Advanced deployments can use Mode B (IPSK with RADIUS) for real-time policy enforcement and per-credential accounting.
Authorize QuuPass via Cisco OAuth 2.0 — no API key required. Takes under a minute.
OAuth setup guide →Choose your Meraki organization, network, and the SSID you want to use for guest Wi-Fi.
Network configuration guide →Name your portal, set a branded URL slug, upload a logo, and choose a credential expiry.
Portal setup guide →Share your portal link or QR code with guests. QuuPass handles credentials automatically.
Deployment guide →Each guest gets a unique Wi-Fi passphrase. QuuPass automates the full IPSK lifecycle — generation, policy assignment, and expiry — so you never manage Meraki identities manually.
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Display a rotating QR code on a TV or kiosk screen. Guests scan to connect and receive a credential automatically. Ideal for reception displays, conference rooms, and lobby screens.
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OAuth 2.0 & Permissions
Which Meraki scopes QuuPass requests and why
RADIUS Configuration
Mode B / IPSK-with-RADIUS — NAS-ID, timeouts, accounting
Group Policy Best Practices
Recommended bandwidth and VLAN policy setup
Portal Analytics
Credential usage stats and session history
Credential Management
Expiry, revocation, and credential pools
Custom Branding
Logo, colours, and portal appearance
API Key Permissions (Legacy)
For API-key connections (older method)