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Creating a great visitor experience is essential for businesses of all sizes. Whether you’re welcoming clients, partners, or job candidates, it’s important to make a positive first impression and ensure a smooth and hassle-free check-in process.

With the help of modern technology, you can create a seamless and personalized visitor experience that will leave a lasting impression. In this blog post, we’ll explore how self check-ins, badges, and maps can help you create a great visitor experience with ONES.

Self-Check-Ins

One of the most important aspects of creating a great visitor experience is the check-in process. Traditionally, this has involved a manual check-in process that can be time-consuming and frustrating for visitors.

However, with the help of self-check-in technology, you can streamline the check-in process and provide a more personalized experience.

ONES Visitor management system provides self-check-in panel which allows the visitor to complete the whole registration process with a few clicks. This eliminates the need for manual check-ins, reducing wait times and improving the overall visitor experience.

With self-check-ins, visitors can quickly and easily register and get on with their visit, reducing stress and improving satisfaction.

Badges

Another important aspect of creating a great visitor experience is providing visitors with clear identification. This is especially important in larger buildings or offices, where it can be difficult for visitors to navigate and find their way around.

By providing visitors with badges, you can ensure that they are easily recognizable and can access the areas they need to visit.

With the help of a smart office system like ONES, you can print out badges once the visitor has finished the registration and provide visitors with a personalized and professional experience.

Maps

Finally, maps are an essential tool for creating a great visitor experience. They provide visitors with a clear and easy-to-understand layout of your premises, helping them navigate and find their way around.

With the help of modern technology, you can create interactive maps that provide visitors with real-time information about your premises, such as the location of meeting rooms or restrooms.

Smart office systems like ONES include advanced mapping features that allow you to create customized maps that are tailored to your specific needs. You can include information about the location of meeting rooms, restrooms, and other amenities, as well as real-time updates about the availability of these spaces.

Conclusion

In conclusion, creating a great visitor experience is essential for businesses that want to make a positive first impression and ensure a smooth and hassle-free check-in process. By using self-check-ins, badges, and maps, you can create a seamless and personalized visitor experience that will leave a lasting impression.

With the help of a smart office system like ONES, you can streamline the check-in process, provide visitors with clear identification, and create interactive maps that help them navigate your premises.

To learn more, schedule a demo today.

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How visitor management system (VMS) protects your company’s privacy? https://ones.software/blog/2022/11/02/visitor-privacy-2022/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=visitor-privacy-2022 Wed, 02 Nov 2022 10:20:00 +0000 https://ones.software/blog/?p=778 Learn how to keep a balance between the protection of company security and customer privacy

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Visitor privacy is a controversial issue, and the needs of property management, businesses, and visitors should be balanced.

A visitor management system (VMS) simplifies the visitor registration process, protects visitor privacy, and is easy to use, leaving a positive impression on potential guests.

The conflict between security and privacy  

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According to the latest report of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data in Hong Kong, more than 700 complaints were received in the past five years regarding property management.

The reason for this is that employees of companies require visitors to show their ID cards for registration and even fill out a bunch of registration documents.

This often leads to improper collection, retention, and use of personal data of property owners and visitors, in violation of The Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance.  

Nowadays, the impact of the complaint mechanism is very great, and if it is not handled properly, the incident will be posted on the Internet and subjected to public scrutiny, which can damage the reputation of the company and even affect its performance and stock price.

Therefore, the visitor registration process should not be ignored. However, it is not an easy task to deal with the problem.  

The trilemma of 3 parties’ needs 

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The security of office buildings is often conflicting, considering the interests of several parties:  

1. To protect the security of the building, the property management company will establish policies such as multiple registration procedures to help record visitor records for future reference.

2. Visitors want easy and fast visitor registration, and to ensure personal privacy with as few restrictions as possible for their access to the various venues.

3. Office or building owners want security companies to improve the quality of efficient security while providing friendly visitor service to their guests.  

Therefore, it is difficult to balance the needs of different parties without the help of tools. For example, a complicated check-in process can improve security, but guests are likely to be unhappy with the complexities of the visitor process, or guests must wait for a long time.  

However, if there is a lack of strict security procedures, the security guard company will be blamed for security problems such as theft. Therefore, security guards will do more of the security procedures under pressure. As in the case of the first article, visitors will feel inconvenienced or even offended.  

More importantly, there is the issue of trust. Once visitors’ personal information is recorded, without proper data management, there is a risk of disclosure and leakage, and if the data is used maliciously by a third party, the company may face legal action. Therefore, visitor security is very important.  

How to properly handle security issues  

After understanding the needs of these three parties, we will try to analyze the reasons behind and find out the common points of the three parties, and then prescribe the right remedy.  

1. Security guards set up multiple registration procedures to record guest information for future reference.

2. Some visitors need to register quickly because they might be delivery people and have a tight delivery schedule, so the long registration time hinders the work of delivery and receipt, which is a loss to both parties.  

3. Property owners want to maintain the quality of service, protect the safety of customers and at the same time, give a positive image to attract more new customers to cooperate with them.  

In summary, the answer is to need a simple procedure, easy-to-access records, and an easy-to-manage system, that balances the needs of all parties.  

The Smart Registration Method — Visitor Management System  

Many buildings have adopted the visitor management system because it is easy to operate, convenient to manage, and solves the disadvantages brought by the traditional registration method:  

1. Lack of clarity of information:

Some offices need the guests to fill in their names by themselves, but it is difficult to ensure that the information is correct, and then the role of registration is often virtually useless.  

2. Insufficient accuracy:

If the office receptionist fills out the form, there is still a chance of human error, such as filling in the wrong name. 

3. Insufficient privacy:

Sometimes the visitors are required to speak out or write down their personal information, which may lead to leakage of personal information. 

4. Conservative impression:

Lobby services represent the impression of the company to a certain extent; the traditional registration gives people a conservative feeling and it is difficult to attract new customers. Imagine what people think of you if you still use an old-style mobile phone. The same situation is for the office.  

5. Data processing is complicated:

Customer data needs to be kept for a period, which means it takes up space to store. Moreover, when the data needs to be destroyed, special handling is required to ensure that the data will not be leaked, which often results in additional expenses.  

Why don’t make an appointment with a traditional document software such as Excel?  

You may wonder why you need to spend resources on a visitor management system when a simple appointment can be made using traditional clerical software.  

The reason is that there are still a lot of things that can’t be handled properly if you only use this software to make appointments.  

For example, visitors may have to call for confirmation information, including the date and time of their visit, before arriving at your office to meet with management; and upon arrival, they still need to register their information.

Compared to the traditional approach, the process is only to be electronic and just made easier to operate on a physical basis, it has not made the registration further simplified. 

Your first-choice visitor management system – ONES 

Visitor management system

The visitor management system can solve all the above-mentioned problems by providing a streamlined visitor experience and simplifying the registration process.

The visitor management system provides the basic information needed to set up an appointment, including date, time, and location, also can send a survey to ask about the needs of visitors, and provides a pre-registration service.  

When visitors arrive at the front desk, they only confirm some of their information and complete the registration process with one button. Then receive their mobile pass and follow the floor plan to their destination very easily. The entire process is self-service, and no one needs to follow the guest for help, avoiding the previous situation where lobby service required staff.  

The visitor management system can also accurately record guest information, such as time of attendance, purpose, and special notes. There is no need to take up space for data storage and the system ensures data security, so there is no need to worry about improper disposal of large amounts of personal data.

If you have regular visitors, such as partners, the system will automatically fill in the relevant records when they come. The smart office system can give a good impression to your good partners.  

Contact us: hello@ones.software, or visit ONEs Software official website for more information: https://ones.software/

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