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PassagePoint™ is the world’s most trusted Electronic Visitor Management System with over 4000 installations in the world’s leading organisations. PassagePoint enhances your investment in access control and perimeter security by providing a simple and effective way to register, badge, track and manage your facilities visitor traffic. Visitor registration is quick and simple, and can be performed either at a guard station or using an optional self registration kiosk. PassagePoint’s power and flexibility make it a natural fit for both simple, standalone deployments or multi-site installations. |
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| how passagepoint works |
| Visitor registration is quick and simple, and can be performed either at a reception desk, guard station or using an optional self registration kiosk. |
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The most basic reason for a photo ID system is to identify people. Typically, organisations like to identify people for safety or security reasons. Photo ID cards allow you to quickly identify who is authorized to be in or around your facility and who is not. |
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Step 1 – choose your input device
PassagePoint scans a photo ID, business card or passport ID of the arriving visitor, then instantaneously checks whether the visitor is expected and is not on a watch list. These quick and consistent checks ensure that only the right people are allowed on site. |
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Step 2 – choose the software
After scanning the information, PassagePoint takes a digital photo or captures the visitor’s signature and registers the visitor. |
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Step 3 – choose the output device
Once the visitor is registered, an individualised badge is generated. Specific visit restrictions may be set, such as: clearance level, access area or visit expiry time. Backing boards can greatly enhance the image of the badge |
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Step 4 – choose the media.
At the end of the visit, PassagePoint can contact security to check if the visitor has left the site. |
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