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Offision treats an Outlook attendee as a meeting guest until someone invites them to the building. Then reception and the kiosk can see them.
Putting a supplier on the Outlook meeting does not put them on the reception list. In Offision the host also sends a visitor invitation. That creates the code, the desk row and the kiosk path. Until then they are only a meeting attendee.
No. They are an attendee on the booking. Invite them to the building if reception or a kiosk should see them.
The lobby's worst minute is a guest with no code and a host who thought Outlook was enough.
Full article ›Offision lets the person expecting the guest send the invitation. The guest arrives with a code; reception already has them on the list.
Read this guide ›Someone arrived with no invitation. Reception opens a walk-in form in Offision; saving it checks them in. They do not need a code.
Read this guide ›Offision attaches a form to each visit type. An interview and a courier do not answer the same questions.
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