COMPUTING & IT RESOURCES
COMPUTING & IT RESOURCE S
The Ultimate Visitor Solutio n What is Genee Registrar?
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enee Registrar is GeneeWorld’s VisitorManagement System, which gives you a secure, flexible record of visitors, staff and student’s attendance on site. Visitors can sign in and out quickly and easily, provide essential details such as their car registration number and the company they are visiting from, so that you always have simple access to detailed visitor i Registrar will even email the person you are visiting to
inform them of your nformation.
arrival, avoiding miscommunication and long waits for your visitors. Each visitor receives a temporary, barcoded badge with their photo on for easy security checking. They can use this badge to quickly sign in & out throughout the day without having to re-register each time.
Visitors can be created in advance and meetings can be arranged so that Registrar expects your visitor and displays a bespoke welcome message to them, directing them to the exact location of the meeting or simply for that personal touch.
Staff can sign in and out every day using specially printed permanent barcoded passes, giving you a record not only of which staff are on-site, but also a record of their timekeeping for HR & Payroll purposes.
Registrar also incorporates a mobile app that can be used to view who is inside the building at any time, as well as to check times of signings in and out. T his app can work highly effectively when an emergency evacuation is required.
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