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Host notifications
The host is notified by email, Microsoft Teams or Slack the second their visitor signs in — so no one waits at the desk.
Why it matters
- Visitors are met faster, and reception is not chasing people down.
- Notify by the channel your team already uses.
- Route to a person or a whole team, so someone always responds.
- Pre-register visitors so the host knows they are coming.
What you get
Email, Teams & Slack
Send the arrival notification through the channel your hosts actually watch.
Host groups
Notify a team or role, not just one person, so a visitor is never stuck.
Pre-registration
Expected visitors are linked to their host ahead of time.
Pluggable channels
More notification channels are on the way — the sender is built to add them.
Frequently asked questions
Which channels are supported? ▾
Email, Microsoft Teams and Slack today, with more channel types being added.
Can a team be notified instead of one person? ▾
Yes — notify a host group so whoever is free can respond.
Do hosts need the app? ▾
No — notifications arrive in email, Teams or Slack, wherever they already work.
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