The Visitor list widget

Today's guests as a list — who is expected or who has arrived, one row each — for a reception desk or a lobby column. Its heading, its checked-in/upcoming switch and the filters on which visits appear.

Updated 19 Aug 2026

Today’s guests, one row each, under a heading of your own — the visits that were invited in Visiting, shown as a list rather than one big greeting. On the stage it is an arrivals display; in the side column it runs quietly beside whatever the stage is doing.

The day's guests as a list on the stage.

The day's guests as a list on the stage.

Can go on: Main stage · Side widgets

Settings

SettingWhat it doesWhen to change it
Welcome titleThe heading over the list, in every display languageThe company has its own words for it
Welcome messageA line under the headingDirections, or a house greeting
ShowChecked-in visitors or Upcoming visitors — who the list is ofA screen behind the reception desk lists who has arrived; a screen at the door lists who is expected
Show minutes before appointment / Show minutes after appointmentWith Upcoming visitors: the window around the appointment time a guest stays listed inGuests habitually early, or habitually late
Keep showing seconds after check-inWith Checked-in visitors: how long a guest stays listed after checking inLonger where the desk wants a running record, shorter for privacy
Seconds per pageHow long each page holds when the list overflowsMore guests than fit, read from further away
LocationWhose visitors count: Follow device location, All buildings or Choose…Leave it following the device — one lobby, its own guests
Limit visiting typesOn, plus a Visiting purpose picker: only visits of those purposes are listedContractors and deliveries should not share the guest list

What this does not control

  • Who is on it. The list shows the visits invited and checked in through Visiting — the screen reports them, it never registers anybody.
  • Greeting one guest large. The full-stage name-by-name welcome is the Visitor welcome widget.
  • Its size and colour. The design’s font size, appearance and widget background apply here like everywhere else — see Widgets and the places they go.