Corona Test Results

Yes, it does! If you’re not using the certificate generation feature, or a tested person does not request a certificate, private data will not be stored on the server at all. Private data needed for certificate generation is stored in encrypted form. But please check what additional data privacy regulations and requirements might apply in your area.

Yes, it is approved by regular use in a family doctor’s practice that we’re in contact with, as well as several testing locations located in Germany and around the world.

To the contrary, it saves a lot of time for the testing personnel!

There are different ways how you can use the plugin. Currently it is designed for the following workflow: 1. Create code: You generate a unique code via “Register test” and enter the data (full name and date of birth) of the person being tested. 2. Generate PDF: You print out the provided PDF, which consists of two A5 pages. One part is given to the tested person, the other part is processed at the test site. 3. Corona test: Once the test has been completed and the result is known, use “Assign result” to assign the test result to the code registered. 4. Test result: The person tested gets to the results page via the code on their printout (manual entry or via QR code) and can read the result. 5. Attestation/Certificate: Upon request, the person tested will receive a certificate of the test result by email.

Does ist come with an integrated booking system?

Does the plugin create a certificate about the test result?

Will my external Camera / QR Scanner work with the plugin?

We try to also support scanning devices that are detected as a keyboard by the operating system. Simply scan the code while the registration form is open and the browser window or tab is focused. This implementation is currently experimental and we’re looking forward to your feedback. Starting with version 1.10.2, we successfully tested this input method with a Tera HW0002 handheld scanner. (Set the data format to Unicode/UTF-8 and the keyboard language to “International Keyboard”, or “ALT method” for some devices) USB connection is recommended for fastest and reliable scan results. 2.4G also works, but Bluetooth seems to be quite unreliable and should be avoided.

The PIN, which is not stored in the system and should therefore only be available offline in printed form, is an additional security measure to protect the patient data. This is a trade-off between data protection and using an open, online system like WordPress instead of a local software solution.