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QR codes are similar to barcodes in that they are black and white codes that can be scanned by a machine (in this instance, a smart-phone) in order to obtain or provide information.

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Taking appropriate and actionable steps to prevent, or reduce the likelihood, of incidents can not only create a cohesive community of safety within a workplace but can help prevent hefty non-compliance costs.

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To create a better reception experience and to deliver a customer experience that is effective, easy and enjoyable every time—Sine can help.

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Are you a corporate, a business hosting an event, a conference or education facility or a training provider? Do you host events and sessions that your attendees have to queue for in order to check in, have their name ticked off and get a name badge for before they are allowed to enter the room? […]

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The new Health and Safety at Work Act comes into effect on April 4, 2016 – just four months away. So the message is, don’t wait, make sure your business is ready in time for the new laws.

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Digital visitor books are the way forward. The cost, risk and inconvenience of paper sign-in books no longer makes sense for business.

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Visitor management at a multi-tenant building can be a complex and time-consuming process. Visitors and guests arriving at a large office tower or facility can be confronted with long queues and waiting times when they arrive to see their host or to undertake works as a contractor.

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If technology has its way, a teacher calling the roll at school could very well become a thing of the past, with students checked in via their smartphone as soon as they enter the school gate. This is just one potential use for Sine, a visitor management system founded in Adelaide.

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If you have a lot of guests arriving in large groups to your front desk, do you ever get huge lines and large groups waiting in front of you to sign-in?

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If your visitors and contractors are repeat and frequent entrants to your company then you may find the same people re-entering their details at the front desk or contractor loading bay many times over. This is a familiar theme and one where your visitors could be kept waiting in a long line or as a group of visitors waiting to sign-in to a visitor book.

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The benefits of an electronic visitor management system are that you can display custom entry processes to both visitor, contractors and staff as they enter your facility.