How EntryWatch compares
Most sites still sign visitors in on paper or a spreadsheet, and some are weighing up a larger platform. See what a purpose-built, free-until-2027 system does differently.
A paper sign-in book is cheap to start but slow, unreadable, unsecure and useless in an emergency. Here is how a digital sign-in compares.
A shared spreadsheet feels free, but it relies on people remembering to type, offers no self-service, and cannot help in an emergency. Here is the comparison.
OnLocation is an established people-presence platform from MRI Software, running in 53 countries. EntryWatch is a newer, more modern visitor system that covers the same reception job for a smaller price and a shorter setup. Everything in their column is quoted from MRI’s own pages.