A clearer way to connect organisation devices and personal MIPACE accounts
How notifications, account-based approval and helpful reminders make organisation device connections clearer without taking control away from the individual or parent.
How schools can use MIPACE devices in different ways
A practical example of carried, wearable and securely placed MIPACE devices supporting pupils, parents and appropriate school staff.
How organisations can use multiple MIPACE access points
A practical model for combining personal devices with securely managed staff access points in schools, sports clubs, care settings and workplaces.
What happens if a MIPACE device is lost or needs replacing?
The practical difference between controlling a device and maintaining the profile behind it.
What should you put on a public MIPACE profile?
A practical way to decide what is genuinely useful, what should be prioritised and what is better kept private.
The organisation manages the device , not the person’s profile
The essential distinction behind organisation-managed MIPACE devices and individually controlled information.
How organisation-managed MIPACE devices work
A plain-English journey from organisational purchase and allocation to approval, use and later management.
Choosing What’s Public
Nothing on your MIPACE profile is visible to anyone by default. Every section , Identity, Communication, Assistance, Medical, Emergency, Neurodiversity/Cognitive, Safety, Other , has its own visibility switch, and every one starts switched off.
Reporting a Lost Device
If a MIPACE device is lost, go to your Devices page and select “Report lost” on the device in question.
Who Can See My Profile?
Nobody sees anything by default Every section of your profile starts private. A section only becomes visible to a finder once you’ve deliberately switched it on , see Choosing What’s Public. Anyone who taps your device sees your public profile There’s no login or approval process for a finder , MIPACE is designed to work […]