RCC · Access and identity
From invitation to check-out, without a clipboard
Invitations, host approval, kiosks and badges, ID documents and face match at check-in, and access that is granted for the visit and removed after it.
- A host invites a visitor with a single-use link, a code or a QR, and approves the visit.
- At check-in the visitor’s ID is read and matched to their face, with screening where policy requires it.
- Access is granted for the visit only and removed at check-out.
Capabilities
What visitor management in RCC does
Invitations and pre-registration
Single-use links, codes and QR passes, with calendar proposals from Google and Microsoft 365.
Host approval
Hosts approve or decline, and are told when their visitor arrives.
Kiosks and badges
Self-service kiosks, badge templates and printing.
ID and face match
ID documents read at the desk, and a one-to-one match to the visitor’s face.
Screening with countersign
Watchlist screening where policy requires it, with a privacy officer’s countersign.
Access for the visit only
Access provisioned into access control for the visit, and removed when it ends.
How it works
From invitation to check-out
Invite
Hosts invite and approve.
Arrive
Kiosk or desk check-in with ID.
Visit
Access only where and when the visit allows.
Leave
Check-out removes access and closes the record.
Where it is used
Where visitors are managed
Corporate offices
Busy receptions and meeting floors.
Factories
Contractors with induction and permits.
Schools
Visitors and parents, with safeguarding checks.
On the RCC platform
Stronger next to the rest of RCC
A visitor’s access is provisioned in access control for the visit and removed after it, and screening uses the same watchlists and countersign as face recognition.
Questions
What buyers ask
Can we keep our visitor system?
Yes. Connectors bring in Envoy, Eptura, Sign In Solutions, Verkada Guest, Vizito and others.
Replace the visitor register
Tell us how visitors arrive at your sites today. We will show an invitation, a check-in and a badge in RCC, with access that ends with the visit.