
A visitor system is able to perform a number of important functions to enhance how you are managing visitors and to improve visitor security at your facilities.
Scanning a visitor ID such as a driver's license and creating a professional visitor badge is certainly an important capability.
Today, however, I'd like to focus on one particular aspect of your visitor management software - the ability to screen guests against outside databases.
There are two particular databases that the EasyLobby visitor software uses: Sex Offender Screening and the Visual Compliance/Government Denied Party Screening.
These external screening services differ from internal Watch Lists because the individuals listed on these two services are placed there by specific Government agencies.
Internal watch lists contain the names of individuals that you specifically place on a list because you want to highlight their entry at you lobby system. These individuals might include disgruntled ex-employees, competitors, unprofessional contractors or other unwanted individuals.
Let's examine each of these external databases separately.
With the sex offender screening service you are able to screen visitors against all 50 states' registered sex offender databases at one time and receive a positive match within two seconds during guest sign in.
The EasyLobby badge software is able to generate automatic email alerts to notify your security staff of a match during check in. Results often include a photo, and always provide a physical description of the offender.
This is an annual subscription-based service that is an option to the primary EasyLobby visitor registration software.
The sex offender database screening is particularly relevant for K-12 schools, colleges and universities, children's hospitals, and other facilities trying to safeguard children.
Another screening service offered by EasyLobby is the Visual Compliance/Government Denied Party Screening.
This is also a fast and automatic screening option that compares all visitors who check into your facilities and alerts you of a match within two seconds during visitor sign in.
The Denied Party screens against more than 50 U. S. government lists, including the Terrorists and FBI watch lists, GSA, Munitions, International, Banking, Police and others.
Like the sex offender screening you can generate automatic email alerts to notify security of a match. It is also an annual subscription-based service.
The Denied Party Screening is relevant for government and military facilities, critical infrastructure facilities, Utilities, Chemical plants, and other facilities concerned about or required to perform this type of screening.
If you use a visitor registration system to create visitor badges, you may want to consider adding either of these two external screening services to better protect the people in your facilities.
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