View your Passes
To get the Pass Navigator you must
sign-up first!
You'll be able to see who accepted your passes, where it's been passed to and you will be able to
win great prizes!
- Follow the chain of passes around the world
- Earn points to win great prizes!
How the Pass Navigator Works
By signing up to the Pass it On website, you have accepted a ‘pass’ and become part of a rapidly growing community of people who are sharing New Zealand success stories with the world. The Pass Navigator lets you see the people in your chain, both upstream (where your pass came from) and downstream (where your passes have gone). The beauty of Pass It On is that a few passes can end up reaching hundreds of people. TIP:
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Completed Passes
This number represents the total number of people that you passed a video to, who have then signed up with Pass It On. If you pass to 10 people and 7 of them follow the link and sign up to the site, you will have 7 'Completed Passes'. This is the most important number as the more Completed Passes you have, the bigger your chances of winning our great prizes.
People Reached
This is the total number of people who are ‘downstream’ from you in your Completed Passes network. It is the total number of your Completed Passes, plus the total number of their Completed Passes, and so on. The longer the chain becomes, the more this number will grow.
Chain Stats
– This section covers the statistics for the total chain you are part of – both upstream and downstream. It includes those people responsible for the pass getting to you as well as where your passes have gone.
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Countries Spanned
This is the total number of countries that your pass network has reached.
Total Members
This number represents the total of all the people in your network, from the person who made the very first pass, down the chain to you and then out to all the people you have reached. You can use the Pass Navigator to browse up and down the branches and see the profiles of all of these people.
Longest Chain
This number is the total number of steps from the person who made the very first pass in your network, to the last person at the end of the longest branch. The pass network will have lots of dead ends (people who received a pass but didn’t pass it on), but this number is the length of the most successful chain in your network.
