Greetly is First Company to Bring No-Touch Visitor Management System to Market

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This way guests, residents, and employees can enter their home or workplace hands-free and be even more secure from spreading the virus,” said Dave Milliken, Founder of Greetly. “Our research and development team has been working on this tool for several months and we are pleased to begin offering this important solution to our current and future clients across the world starting in June.” Traditional visitor management systems run off tablet computers in a kiosk which causes potential risk as visitors are required to touch the kiosk which may have been used by someone carrying coronavirus or another illness. Visitors will then be able to complete the entire check-in process including finding and selecting their host, entering required information about themselves, taking a photo and/or eSigning legal documents. Greetlys digital receptionist app manages visiting customers, vendors, interview candidates, deliveries, facility tours, scheduled entries and exits, and more. Greetly’s solutions are used by several brands including DHL, the Dallas Cowboys, Office Evolution, Randstad, and the United States Air Force.

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Hospitality
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Facilities Management

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Visitor Management Software Digital Receptionist Software Office Management Software

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