Atrium Campus Connect

ATRIUM CAMPUS

About this app

Features:
• Add a scannable campus ID card to your Google Wallet (select institutions)
• Upload your photo (select institutions)
• Purchase meals and manage meal plans (select institutions)
• Use your virtual credential
• View account balances, and recent transactions and set up alerts
* View, filter, and map all locations that accept your ID card and place orders online
• Add money easily to accounts
• Search for and view participating locations


Atrium Connect Highlights:
Account Management:
View balances and transactions for all meal, debit, and event accounts. Add funds and store payment information. Automate deposits and receive low-balance notifications.

Meals:
Manage your meal plans the way that you want to.

Deposits:
Account holders can access account history and use budgeting tools, all within their own campus-specific domain.

Off-Campus Purchases:
View, filter, and map all locations that accept your ID card and place your order online.

Safety:
Atrium Connect provides contactless solutions and secure account access. You can easily report credentials lost/stolen.

Activation:
To download the app and activate your account, contact your campus ID card office for help.

Ratings and reviews

When adding the mobile card it says it should automatically disable the physical card, but my physical card was never deactivated so I couldn't set up the nfc for the app. I had to go to the card office to have them deactivate the physical card, and even then the mobile card never worked, so they had to give me a new physical card. Adding to Google wallet also never worked, and the UI is very intuitive; it looks like a high schooler coded it and is very unpolished.

Everything takes an eternity to load and the sign-in process is beyond clunky. Buggy as well, escpially eith the NFC feature. No clue why my university thinks this is a better alternative to physical cards

Update: I was able to set up NFC for the virtual ID, and as far as I know, I can now use it effectively. It still fails to generate a barcode but as long as the NFC works it should be fine. Still overall a slow app but if I don't need to login much then it does the job well enough

What’s new

Fixed a bug that prevented login from some SSO providers