Visit booking and host preparation
Capture purpose, host, location and expected arrival using approved mandatory fields. Confirm whether visit scheduling connects to an appointment booking system or remains a reception-led workflow.
Create a professional arrival experience with pre-registration, host notifications, visitor badges and a clear record of who is on site.

Replace paper visitor books with a controlled check-in and check-out process. Keep reception, hosts and site administrators aligned while collecting only the information your organisation needs.
Give hosts and front-desk teams visibility of expected visitors.
Apply the same arrival instructions and approvals across sites.
Maintain a current visitor list with clear check-out records.
Capture visit details in advance and share arrival instructions with invited guests.
Choose reception-assisted registration or a scoped QR check-in flow for returning and pre-registered visitors.
Notify the responsible host on arrival using the communication channels agreed for your site.
Prepare time-bound badges with the visitor, host and access-area information appropriate to your policy.
Present site rules, safety instructions or confidentiality acknowledgements as part of registration.
Control who can view visit histories, review entry and exit records and apply an agreed retention policy.
Coordinate interviews, client meetings, contractors and deliveries without interrupting hosts unnecessarily.
Add induction acknowledgements and visit-purpose records for suppliers, technicians and contractors.
Route visitors to the right host or reception team while separating access to tenant information.
We confirm requirements, dependencies and acceptance criteria with your team. The proposal sets out the included capabilities, integrations and responsibilities.

The host registers the visit and shares the agreed arrival information.
Reception or the visitor confirms details and completes site requirements.
The host is notified and the visitor receives the appropriate badge or instructions.
Record departure and retain visit information according to your policy.
Visitor management software coordinates pre-registration, host approval, arrival and departure. A reception management workflow keeps expected visitors and current on-site records clear without exposing unnecessary identity information.
Capture purpose, host, location and expected arrival using approved mandatory fields. Confirm whether visit scheduling connects to an appointment booking system or remains a reception-led workflow.
Use authorised reception records to confirm arrival and departure. Badge contents and access areas need explicit policies; a visitor management system does not itself grant physical door access or certify emergency headcounts.
Define contractor categories, induction acknowledgements, record retention and permissions by site. Keep supplier visits separate from employee attendance and reconcile missed check-outs through an agreed process.
Extend the arrival process to cover contractors, repeat visits and operational exceptions without collecting unnecessary personal information.
Explore these extensions during discovery. Availability, configuration, integrations and service commitments are confirmed in your agreed scope.
Explore separate flows for interview candidates, contractors, delivery personnel and recurring guests, with proportionate information requirements.
Define an alternative contact when a host is absent and a controlled process for unplanned or out-of-hours arrivals.
Plan reminders or reception reviews for visits that remain open, while retaining a clear distinction between recorded status and verified physical presence.
Yes. Pre-registration captures the visit purpose, host and expected arrival so reception can prepare.
No. Visitor registration and door access are different functions. An integration can be assessed for your existing access-control equipment and policies.
Site instructions and acknowledgements can be included in the check-in flow. Your organisation supplies and approves the wording and retention requirements.
Authorised teams can review visitors who have checked in but not yet checked out. Accuracy depends on consistent entry and exit recording; this is not a substitute for an approved emergency procedure.
During discovery, agree the minimum data to collect, privacy notices, access roles and retention periods. Any legal or regulatory requirements should be reviewed by your organisation.
Discuss recurring visit authorisation, host ownership and the expiry of approvals. Review site induction and access requirements separately from registration.
Agree a fallback host or reception escalation. A visitor should not receive access simply because a notification was sent.
Not necessarily. Define proportionate fields for each visitor category and have your privacy or legal owner review the requirements.
Feedback is sent privately to the DO ALL team by email. Public review publishing is currently paused.
Organise walk-ins, appointments and service counters in one queue, with clear guidance for visitors and better visibility for branch teams.
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