Problems you recognise Front desk
Offision gives dismissal its own visit type. The badge has a photo. The scan shows the guard who is standing in front of them.
Parent collection is a visiting purpose, not a corporate lobby form. It carries its own questions and a photo on the badge. When the QR is scanned, the guard monitor shows that photo and the visit type. A forwarded code does not match the person at the barrier. Recurring parents can keep a QR or card until it expires.
Use a parent-collection visiting purpose. The badge photo and the live profile on scan are what the guard matches to the adult — not a paper identity queue.
On a school the barrier does the lobby's job — walk-ins, parents, and four campuses on one list.
Full article ›Offision puts a kiosk at the school gate. Walk-ins and invited guests print a photo + QR. The desk is the exception path — not the 08:20 queue.
Read this guide ›Offision lets staff invite a guest before they travel. If nobody sent a code, the gate registers them as a walk-in in one form.
Read this guide ›Offision keeps a main campus and its annexes on one list. The guard monitor shows today's visitors without four clipboards.
Read this guide ›Walk through your estate, your booking rules and your calendar setup with our team — or start free and try it on one floor.