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Visitor sign-in kiosk

Visitors sign themselves in. Your muster list knows they're there.

The Assured Contractors visitor kiosk lets visitors sign in to a site on a reception tablet or their own phone via a QR code: they choose a visitor type, accept your site rules, add a photo and signature if you ask, and their host is notified. Every visitor appears on site access and the muster list.

Each site gets its own kiosk link and a QR poster to put up at the gate. There's nothing to install: it runs in a browser on a tablet at reception or on the visitor's phone.

  • Tablet or the visitor's own phone
  • Site rules, photo and signature
  • Host notified on arrival
Site access in Assured Contractors, where visitors signed in at the kiosk appear alongside workers
  • No more visitor bookNames, companies, hosts and times are recorded for every visitor, at every site, in one place.
  • Visitors on the roll callEveryone signed in at the kiosk is on the site's muster list until they sign out.
  • Rules read, not skippedVisitors accept your site rules before they're signed in, and you can ask for a signature.

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What's included?

A kiosk for every site on a tablet or the visitor's phone, with site rules, host alerts and the muster list.

  • A kiosk link and QR poster per site

    Print the poster for the gate or reception; scanning it opens that site's sign-in.

  • Tablet or own phone

    Run it on a reception tablet, or let visitors sign in on their own phone. No app to install.

  • Visitor types

    Visitor, contractor, delivery and interview by default — set your own for each site.

  • Site rules

    Visitors read and accept your site rules — PPE, escort, assembly point — before they're signed in.

  • Photo and signature

    Ask for a photo and a signature if your site needs them; leave them off if it doesn't.

  • Host notified

    The visitor picks their host from the site's contacts, and the host is told they've arrived.

  • Printed badge

    Print a visitor badge with their name, company, host and type.

  • Pre-registration codes

    Pre-register expected visitors; they get a 6-character code that signs them in quickly.

  • Easy sign-out

    Sign out from the kiosk list — which shows first name and initial only — or on the same phone they signed in with.

How it works

How does it work, step by step?

  1. Put up the poster

    Each site has its own kiosk link and QR poster. Open the link on a tablet, or let visitors scan the poster.

  2. The visitor signs in

    They choose their type, enter their details or a pre-registration code, accept the site rules, and add a photo and signature if asked.

  3. The host is told

    The host they picked from the site contacts is notified, and a badge can be printed.

  4. They're on site access and muster

    The visitor appears in site access and on the muster list until they sign out.

Try it

Three steps on a phone.

This is the shape of the visitor's journey: who they are, the site rules, a signature. Tap through it — on a real site, the host is notified and the visitor is on the muster list the moment they finish.

  • Works on any phoneThe QR poster opens the site's kiosk in the browser.
  • Same kiosk on a tabletIt resets itself between visitors.

An illustration with example names, not live data.

Riverside Power StationWelcome — please sign in
Step 1 of 3Who are you?

Questions

Visitor sign-in: straight answers.

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Do visitors need to download an app?

No. The kiosk runs in a web browser — on a tablet at reception, or on the visitor's own phone after scanning the site's QR poster.

Can visitors sign in on their own phone?

Yes. Scanning the QR poster opens that site's kiosk on their phone. They can sign out on the same phone later, or from the kiosk list.

How are hosts notified?

The visitor picks their host from the site's contacts, and the host gets a notification in Assured Contractors that their visitor has arrived.

Are visitors included in an emergency muster?

Yes. Everyone signed in at the kiosk appears in site access and on the muster list until they sign out.

What do other people at the kiosk see?

The sign-out list shows only each visitor's first name and initial, and the kiosk resets itself when it's left idle.

Can we stop the kiosk being used?

Yes. You can switch a site's kiosk off, or replace its link so old posters and bookmarks stop working.

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