A visitor management system built for the procurement gate Corporate Security and IT clear together. SSO + SCIM, watchlist, custom-branded badges, audit trail, at every tier.
iPad kiosk + web check-in · under 30-second visitor flow
Multi-lingual kiosk, visitor picks language at first tap
Multi-channel host notifications via Slack · Microsoft Teams · Webex · SMS ·
Returning-visitor recognition + recurring-contractor profile, skip the form
Walk-in QR sign-in when the iPad is occupied
Custom-branded badges with logo · photo · watermark · expiry
Government ID scan + verification (driver's license · passport · national ID)
Visitor pre-registration with NDA + parking + Wi-Fi delivered before arrival
Photo capture + signed acknowledgments time-stamped to the audit log
Configurable per-site policies (NDA · citizenship · PPE)
Internal + third-party watchlist screening
ITAR-aware citizenship verification per area
Real-time presence dashboard across every site
Audit log with configurable retention + SIEM event streaming
Envoy puts SSO, watchlist, and ID scan behind their Premium tier. Visitly ships the SSO and audit trail your IT team needs on every plan. Watchlist, ID scan, and approvals come with the next plan up.
iLobby stacks VisitorOS, EmergencyOS, SecurityOS, and LogisticsOS as separate line items. Visitly Enterprise ships the visitor-side controls and evidence tooling your ITAR, CTPAT, OSHA, and CMMC L2 program needs. One contract. Hardware you already own.
Three brands, three sites, and 'Contact us' pricing. Post-sale support is also their most-cited Capterra weakness. Visitly is none of those.
"We compared Visitly, Envoy, and iLobby for three months. Visitly was the only one with our IT and Security teams agreeing in the same call."
"SSO worked the way the docs said it would on our base plan. SCIM came later on Enterprise. That sequence is what we needed."
"We left Envoy because SSO at the tier we could afford didn't actually include SSO. Visitly's base plan included it on day one."
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