Pen & paper book
Visitor names on display to everyone behind them. Lost the moment the book is full.
- Every name visible to the next person
- No identity check whatsoever
- A privacy notice nobody can enforce
Print one sign with your logo and a QR code, stick it on the front desk. Visitors scan, look at their phone, and they’re in — no pen, no clipboard, no tablet to wipe down between people. Just one face, one identity, one good morning.
Sign-in has been rebuilt three times in twenty years — and every version still asks the visitor to do the work. Type it in. Hand the licence over. Put your name on a list anyone can read. There’s a calmer way that doesn’t ask anyone to prove themselves twice.
Visitor names on display to everyone behind them. Lost the moment the book is full.
Reception photocopies a licence and pops it in a folder. Now you own it forever.
Every visitor re-types their name, company, host and reason. Every. Single. Visit.
We provide you with a PDF with your logo and a unique QR. Print it, stick it where visitors arrive, and the queue stops happening. No reception terminal. No app downloads. No re-enrolment.
Some sites want a person on the door. Others want the door to make up its own mind. TrueVault does either — and the moment you change sites or shifts, you don’t change anything else.
The receptionist or security officer sees each check-in arrive on a dedicated terminal — name, photo, host, credentials, why they’re here. Approve, hold or decline in one tap.
Different sites, different rules. Require an in-date Right to Work, a current contractor induction, or an active employment record before the door opens — without making your reception team chase paperwork.
When an incident gets asked about three weeks later, you’re not flipping through a visitor book or guessing who the tablet timed out on. You’re looking at a signed log with the right human, the right time and the right reason.
Across every site, every shift, every credential — searchable and exportable.
We never hold the documents. The receipt is a signed event, not a photocopy.
A visitor can see, query and revoke their own record at any time, from their phone.
We'll send you a PDF tonight. Stick it up tomorrow. Stop running a clipboard the day after that.