Visitor Management System
VMS uses the latest PC technology
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Unlike paper-based systems VMS provides:
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Reception
On arrival at a site, a full colour photograph is taken and personal details are recorded and digitally stored. Optionally, the visitors fingerprint details can be electronically enrolled to provide a future check of their identity. Once the details are safely stored within the PC, an inexpensive bar coded pass is then issued containing a photograph, name and validation dates.
Recording visitors or contractor's visits is as simple as a swipe of their bar coded pass. This is especially useful for long-term contractors who can be issued with a pass valid for up to a year.
The receptionist is notified whenever a pass is swiped that is out-of-date or has other irregularities. There is also a small pop-up screen containing the person's digital photo image so that an extra visual check can be made.
Self Registration
Companies that do not have a front desk receptionist can take advantage of the VMS Unmanned Reception Console. This Console is operated via touch screen technology only; no mouse or keyboard is needed.
Here, visitors with appointments can book themselves in and out and the back office can contact their host upon their arrival. This can be done manually or the host can be automatically notified by email.
Pass Printing
VMS can print different styles of pass documentation depending on the type of visitor or contractor. These can be produced in advance of a scheduled appointment or impromptu on arrival.
Appointments Management
Visitor appointments can be pre-booked either directly on the system or through the online Appointment Planner. In this way visitor reception can be handled swiftly and accurately with maximum speed and minimum fuss.
Digital Photographs and Signatures
VMS registers visitors on and off site with their photograph taken on arrival using a digital camera. This photograph can be printed on visitor passes for identification purposes. Pass printing is via a high-speed printer or dedicated card printer.
VMS allows Signature Capture Tablets to be connected to the system so that the signatures of visitors and contractors can be stored at the point of entry to your premises. This signature can be used for verification purposes or as proof that the visitor/contractor has read and understood the sites Health & Safety or Security policies. These signatures can also be printed on to visitor's pass for added security.
Stored digital images are available to ensure instant confirmation of visitor identity. VMS will also provide warnings when banned or cautioned visitors are recognised. Fast search facilities allow you to determine the visitor and the ownership of suspicious vehicles.
Fire Roll Call and Reporting
VMS can produce Fire Evacuation Reports for visitors and contractors to meet your Health & Safety requirements. It also has excellent and comprehensive reporting software to generate:
- Records of the historical movements of visitors.
- Contractor times on site.
- Visitors who are late or have missed appointments.
- Vehicles on site.
- Visitors who have not booked out.
- Room booking and facilities management.
Bespoke reports can also be generated by the built-in report writer.
Document Scanning
The document scanning facility within VMS allows your organisation to make scanned digital copies of special identification documents, accreditations, licenses or insurance documentation provided by the visitor or contractor.
Once recorded onto the system, these documents can be retrieved, viewed or recreated and printed on demand. This is particularly important where it is necessary to provide proof that the proper due diligence procedures have been followed and that only properly qualified people are allowed on site.
Biometric Fingerprint Reading
Tensor's range of fast-reading fingerprint readers can also be used within VMS to provide irrefutable proof that the visitor or contractor is who they say they are. This is of particular importance in high security sites, sites that might be considered to be soft terrorist targets or those particularly at risk from criminals. Tensor's fingerprint reading technology does not rely on light but uses the electrical characteristics of the user's skin to determine an individual's true fingerprint.
It works by reading the capacitance reflections to build a picture of the fingerprint, which is matched against the persons' known fingerprint, recorded earlier. This provides increased accuracy and reliability whilst our fast matching algorithm verifies the fingerprint very quickly - typically within 1 second.
Tensor's fingerprint readers are already used by the Prison Service to manage prison visitors and prison inmates.
Installation & Training
Tensor VMS is designed to self-install. VMS can be installed and supported by Tensor's in-house trained and security vetted Service Engineers and technicians. We also provide training either at the customer's own site or at Tensor's dedicated training centre. Helpdesk advice is available over the phone.
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- Windows 2000, XP Professional or Vista
- 50 MB of free hard disk space minimum (for initial installation)
- RAM - MicrosoftTM recommended amount for operating system
- CD ROM drive (for installation)
- 1 x USB port (camera)
- 1 x Serial port (bar code reader)
- 1 x Parallel port
- Further USB ports for the optional fingerprint reader (1 USB port per device).
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EDF Energy powers up using TensorIn 2000, the then Business Services Manager, Bob Kilford, wanted to install an automatic employee and contractor emergency roll call reporting system. He also wanted the same system to perform employee time recording for the 1,000 plus staff. It was essential this system meet the requirements of the European Working Time directive. - Read More |
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Teknoflex use Tensor Time & Attendance and Access ControlThe Teknoflex Directors and Executive Team were looking to better regulate and record employee Time and Attendance and to improve the control of access into Teknoflex's offices and factories. Of particular importance was to have one system that would handle T & A and increase the security of their site, which comprised two separate factories. - Read More |
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HMP Liverpool reads fingerprintsInmate and visitor fingerprints are now being scanned by a sophisticated software system called Prison Pass, installed at HMP Liverpool. - Read More |
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HMP Wellingborough Installs Prison PassAnother Prison Pass system has been successfully installed by Tensor PLC, who are fast becoming the leading provider of visitor monitoring systems to secure sites in the UK. - Read More |
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Washing With TensorDuring 2000, Bourne Textile Services was looking for a new computer system that would enable the company to comply with the Working Time Directive and also monitor the hours worked by their drivers. After examining the various software and equipment available in the market, David narrowed his choice to two suppliers, Mitrefinch Ltd and Tensor plc. - Read More |
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Exeter Labels TensorIn June 2003 James Townsend & Sons were looking for a combined Time and Attendance and Access Control system for the factory and offices. It was essential that the new system provided a seamless interface to their existing Sage Payroll. - Read More |
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Tensor gets PlasteredAstins Ltd are a major dry lining and plastering contractor of mixed sized contracts in southern England with head offices in Croydon, Surrey. They are a main contractor for the Dry Lining and Plastering at the site of the New Romford Hospital; a multi million pound project where Astins will be working for approximately two years. Over 200 people work in the company of which around 90 are at the Romford site. In October 2004, Quantity Surveyor, Andy Barber, wanted to install a Time and Attendance system to see who was on site and to check the hours worked by the skilled craftsmen. In particular he wanted to streamline the existing clocking system they had at that time. Andy looked at systems from Time Ware and a few other companies as well as Tensor. - Read More |
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Wabtec Rail takes the Tensor TrainWabtec Rail Limited provides rail vehicle overhaul, conversion and maintenance services throughout the United Kingdom and is based on a 23 acre site in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. In 2000, during a period of reorganisation, the Accounts Department wanted to replace the company's time clock system because it was too time consuming to process that clock cards manually, especially at the end of the week when the punch cards were totalled and entered on a computer. - Read More |






























