New Hospital Bispebjerg, with Region Hovedstaden
Workers and partners are approved digitally before they arrive. The solution is implemented over six months and then becomes a permanent part of the site's access.
SitePass
Every worker, verified before they arrive.
A digital ID card on every phone, built for Denmark's new ID-card law.
SitePass gives each worker and subcontractor a verified digital ID that checks them in, records their time on site, and opens the gates their access covers. It is among the first known solutions in Denmark to put AltID to use.
SitePass
Jonas Larsen Issued by Partisia
- Family name
- Larsen
- Given name
- Jonas
- Nationality
- DK
- Personal ID number
- DK-5820417
- Job function
- Carpenter
- Mandatory training
- Safe work at height
- Employer
- Example Byg ApS
- Employer CVR
- 12345678
- Contracted by
- Example Entreprise A/S
- Issued
- 2026-09-14
Activity
- Checked in at Gate 2 Today · 07:02
- Credential issued 2026-09-14 · 15:48
- Verified with AltID 2026-09-14 · 15:47
What is SitePass
A verified digital ID for everyone who works on site.
SitePass registers the people who work on a site: employees, temporary staff and subcontractors. Each gets a credential in their own wallet that checks them in and opens the gates and doors their access covers. It works for an hour on site and for a contract of several months, and the same solution is in operation for Region Hovedstaden at New Hospital Bispebjerg.
Before arrival
Verified before arrival
Identity and consent are in place before the worker reaches the gate.
Audit log
Who and when, documented
Every check-in, check-out and event on the card is logged in an audit log.
Your systems
On top of the systems you run
SitePass is not an access control system. It connects to the supplier management and access control systems the site already has.
Expiry
Access ends by itself
The card is withdrawn when the person's time on the site ends.
How SitePass works
From the supplier list to the gate.
The flow connects two systems a site usually has already: supplier management, where workers are registered, and access control, which runs the gates and doors. A worker without AltID can verify with e-Boks ID or a passport scan instead.
01 Registered in supplier management
Supplier management receives the workers who need access, and access control creates an access ID for each of them.
02 A credential is requested
Access control asks Partisia to issue a credential to the worker's email address.
03 Pre-check-in
The worker verifies their identity with AltID and gives GDPR consent digitally.
04 Issued to the wallet
Once the worker has Partisia ID Wallet, the construction site ID card is issued to it.
05 Consent on record
Partisia sends the record of the consent to access control.
06 Check-in, time on site, access
The card checks the worker in, records their time on site, and opens the gates and doors their access covers.
Reference
New Hospital Bispebjerg, Region Hovedstaden.
Region Hovedstaden, Vitani and Partisia have joined identity, consent and access in one process on the construction of New Hospital Bispebjerg, a 70,000 m² hospital.
Physical access control, with Vitani
A partnership bringing verifiable digital identity into physical access control, so a credential opens a door rather than a badge nobody checks.
How SitePass meets the ID-card law
What the law asks, and what SitePass does.
The Act on ID cards on construction sites (Act no. 804 of 24 September 2026) puts each duty on the project owner. SitePass is built to help meet them.
§ 3 and § 5
Everyone working on site carries a personal ID card
Each worker gets a personal digital ID card, issued on the strength of a verified identity and holding what the law asks the card to hold.
§ 6
Time on site is recorded
Check-in and check-out are logged every time the card is used.
§ 6
Records are reported to the Danish Working Environment Authority
The log is the basis for the report. Its format waits on the executive orders.
§ 3
The card is shown at an inspection
The card is digitally signed, so its validity can be checked on the spot.
§ 3
Guests carry a guest card and sign a guestbook
Visitors are registered through VisitorPass, in the same log as the workers.
§ 15
The project owner answers for all of it
Fines fall on the project owner. SitePass gives them one record of every card and every check-in on the site.
The law in detail
Passed in September. The start date comes next.
The Danish Parliament passed the law on 3 September 2026. The Minister of Employment sets the start date, which depends on who will issue the card.
- Sep 2026 The Danish Parliament passes the law on ID cards on construction sites
- Jan 2027 The law's changes to the Working Environment Act take effect
- 2028 ID cards expected under an industry-driven model
- 2029 Reporting to the Danish Working Environment Authority expected
- 2030 ID cards expected if the state issues them instead
Projects over DKK 100 million
The law covers construction projects with a total construction cost over DKK 100 million, excluding VAT, including design, consulting and financing (§ 1). The responsibility sits with the project owner.
What the ID card must hold
Name, photo, nationality, CPR number or an equivalent unique ID, the residence address where the employer provides housing, job function, mandatory training, the employer's name, CVR and RUT number, the hiring company if the person is hired out, and the issue date. The card must also be able to name the employer's client (§ 5).
The site may choose its own ID solution
The Minister of Employment decides between a state-run card, issued by the Danish Working Environment Authority, and an industry-driven one. DA, FH and Danske Byggefag, backed by DI and DI Byggeri, have proposed a hybrid: the authorities run a central register and a basic ID, and time-on-site registration and reporting come from the ID solution the site picks.
eIDAS 2.0 and EU Digital Identity Wallets
One solution, wherever the crew comes from.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1183 requires every EU member state to offer an EU Digital Identity Wallet by the end of 2026. Many people on Danish sites come from other EU countries, and the card follows W3C Verifiable Credentials, SD-JWT, OpenID4VCI and OpenID4VP, so any wallet that follows those standards can be used as it arrives. Partisia is a co-author of the Architecture and Reference Framework every EU Digital Identity Wallet is built to.
- Step 1
Issuer
The worker's home-country authority, such as the Danish Agency for Digital Government, vouches for who they are.
- Step 2
EU wallet
The worker's verified ID, such as AltID, shares only what the site asks for.
- Step 3
SitePass
Verifies the identity and issues the construction site ID card used at the gate.
Germany's wallet, d-you, launches on 2 January 2027 on the same EU standards as AltID. Partisia already has access to its sandbox, so the same solution can run on sites in Denmark and Germany as German workers get the wallet.
AltID
Among the first known solutions in Denmark to put AltID to use.
281,390
AltIDs created by 4 August 2026 (Danish Agency for Digital Government).
13
Anyone in Denmark over 13 with a CPR number and MitID can use AltID as official ID on their phone.
4
Open standards behind the card: W3C Verifiable Credentials, SD-JWT, OpenID4VCI and OpenID4VP.
Who carries what
Workers carry an ID card. Guests carry a guest card.
The law asks for an ID card from everyone who works on site, and a guest card and a guestbook entry from people who do no work there or stay only briefly, such as parcel deliveries. Inspectors on duty need neither.
ID card
Workers and subcontractors
A personal construction site ID card for their time on site, with check-in and time on site recorded.
Guest card
Visitors and deliveries
VisitorPass: the guest checks in from their own phone, and the visit lands in the guestbook, in the same log.
Exempt
Inspectors on duty
Authorities carrying out an inspection need neither an ID card nor a guest card (§ 3, stk. 2).
Book a demo
See SitePass on your site.
30 minutes is enough to see how SitePass puts a verified ID card on every phone on site, on top of the systems you already run. Tell us about your project and we'll be in touch within one business day.
- A verified digital ID before anyone reaches the gate
- Check-in, check-out and time on site in one log
- Identity verified with AltID, e-Boks ID or a passport scan
- Guidance for your specific project
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