WiFi that welcomes everyone who comes through your doors

Churches, cathedrals, mosques, gurdwaras, synagogues and temples welcome worshippers, tourists, families and community groups, often in the same week. Purple gives visitors a filtered welcome in their own language, gives staff and volunteers their own sign-in, and keeps livestream and AV kit on a network of its own.

• Sign-in in each visitor's own language
• DNS content filtering for families
• Volunteer access that expires on its own
• Runs on the access points you already own

A typical place of worship today

• One password, written on a card by the door and shared with everyone
• No filtering on the network children and young people use
• Volunteers who still have the password years after they stopped helping
• The livestream camera and the card reader on the same network as every visitor

With Purple

• Visitors join through a welcome page in their own language, with what is on today
• DNS content filtering with Internet Watch Foundation integration on the public network
• Staff sign in with their own account, and volunteer keys expire when the rota ends
• Every device gets its own key and VLAN, kept away from the public

Turn a visit into a lasting connection

Tourists at heritage sites, families at a baptism or naming ceremony, guests at a wedding and people looking in for the first time all reach for their phones. Purple greets them with a welcome page in your name and in their own language, shows what is on today, and asks permission before anything is sent to your CRM. Glasgow Life uses the same sign-in to run short surveys of tourists and residents across its venues.

• Sign-in follows the language set on each visitor's phone
• Today's services, events, tours and ways to give on the screen they are already holding
• Separate opt-ins for event news and giving, with UK GDPR consent and a full audit trail
• Sign-ups sent to your CRM and email platform through 400+ data connectors

Filtered WiFi for every group that meets under your roof

Youth clubs, parent and toddler groups, study circles, food banks and support groups all use your building, and many of them include children and vulnerable adults. Purple Shield filters the public network at DNS level, so you decide which categories, apps and sites load and harmful content is blocked before it reaches a screen.

• DNS content filtering with phishing and malware protection
• Internet Watch Foundation integration on every public network
• You choose what the sign-in asks for, and ask for no more than you need
• Community groups kept on the public network, away from staff, office and devices

Data minimisation is built in: ask only what you need, keep every consent on record, and nothing reaches your mailing list without a clear opt-in.

Access that starts and ends with the rota

Clergy, administrators, caretakers and finance staff connect with the account they already use. Purple syncs with Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta and JumpCloud over SCIM, so when someone leaves their access goes with them. Volunteers who have no work account get a time-limited key instead, with nothing to install.

• Staff sign in with Entra ID, Google Workspace or Okta, with no shared password
• Access ends when an account is disabled in your directory
• Time-limited keys for volunteers, contractors and visiting speakers, with no device management
• Every session logged with person, device, time and location

A private key for the livestream, the sound desk and the card reader

Livestream cameras, sound and AV systems, screens, card readers for giving, CCTV and door controllers cannot sign in with a username and password. xPSK gives each one its own key and VLAN, with its own firewall and bandwidth settings, so a visitor on the public network cannot reach them and a leaked key affects one device, not the building.

• Revoke a single key without re-keying every device
• MAC binding ties each key to the first device that uses it
• Works under your vendor's name: iPSK on Cisco, DPSK on Ruckus, MPSK on HPE Aruba and Juniper Mist, PPSK on Extreme and UniFi
• No per-device licence and no cap on devices per key

Run every network with the people you already have

Most places of worship have no IT department, just an administrator, a caretaker and a few willing volunteers. Purple takes the WiFi off their list, from the visitor welcome to the filtering and the volunteer keys, and lets a diocese, trust or association see every building from one dashboard.

Figures from Purple platform data and service terms.

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See your building on one network platform

Tell us about your place of worship and we will show you how visitor, community, staff and device access would work on your hardware.

• Works with Cisco Meraki, HPE Aruba, Ruckus, Juniper Mist, Ubiquiti UniFi, Cambium, Extreme and Fortinet
• DNS content filtering with Internet Watch Foundation integration
• ISO 27001 certified, UK GDPR compliant, UK RADIUS region