Set up sign-in notifications

You can set up sign-in notifications for your site so hosts know when their visitors arrive.

Who can use this feature?

  • Account Administrator roles that have access to advanced settings
  • Available on all tiers

Sign-in notifications

  1. From the left sidebar in VisitorOS, click the Settings Screenshot of the Settings icon. icon, then select Sites.
    Screenshot of the Sites option highlighted.
  2. Select the site you want to set up sign-in notifications for.
  3. Select the Notifications tab.
  4. Under "Sign-In Notifications", click Configure.

    Important:

    If you do not see "Sign-In Notifications", you do not have access to advanced settings. To request access, contact the FacilityOS Support.

    Screenshot showing the "Configure" button highlighted for Sign-In Notifications.

  5. Turn on the notification methods you want hosts to receive when their visitors sign in:

    Important:

    To receive notifications, the host's address book entry must be set up with the same notification method. For more information, see Change how hosts receive sign-in notifications.

  6. Click Save.

Customize the sign-in email

If you turn on "Email", you can customize the sign-in email by selecting which visitor information is shown to hosts. The information available to show or hide in the sign-in email depends on the data fields enabled for the site.

The following visitor information is always displayed in the sign-in email when provided and cannot be hidden:

  • Full name
  • Visitor photo
  • Visitor type
  • Site
  • Host name
  • Company

Customize the SMS message

If you turn on "SMS", hosts receive the default message shown below when a visitor signs ins.

[VisitorFullName] is waiting for you @ [SiteName] Reception.

To customize this message, edit the text field under "SMS". You can use the placeholders listed in the table.

Placeholder Description
[VisitorFullName] Displays the visitor's full name.
[SiteName] Displays the name of the site where the visitor signed in.
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