True MIS read and write integration for your visitor management system Student and staff information is typically stored within a school’s MIS. Without the ability to read this information, a sign in and visitor management system requires manual entry or constant import and export of datasheets. [...]
InVentry Version 4 Training Events If you’re still on version 3 of InVentry and want to be upgraded to version 4, then come and join us at one our free training session. The first two sessions are taking place on Monday 13 November at the Mac Complex in Birmingham and [...]
InVentry Conference 2017 With a day packed full of celebration for company and staff achievements, Messi-esk techniques on the football pitch and spectacular shapes being thrown on the dance floor; Friday saw another successful InVentry annual conference to mark the end of a very busy September and our 7th birthday! [...]
Facial Recognition...New to Apple, Not for Us! The recent announcement by Apple to include facial recognition within their latest iPhone X has caused quite a bit of excitement. Facial recognition is a much faster and easier way to unlock a smart phone and is very difficult to replicate. It removes the [...]
Making September SIMS...ple It’s here again - the mad September rush when the new school year kicks into full swing. To help make sure InVentry is running smoothly, here are some the most common problems and perceived faults that we hear from our customers. Hopefully one of these quick wins will [...]
Elmsleigh Infant & Junior School - Case Study With their outdated paper sign in system in turmoil, Elmsleigh Infant & Nursery School were in need of a sign in system that would provide a resolution to their endless sheets of paper. Desperate [...]
Cams Lane Primary School - Case Study Cams Lane Primary School were struggling to provide a consistent and accurate signing in experience for both staff and visitors. The existing paper based system was leading to missed and incorrect information being provided, and meant that managing the signing in process was becoming increasingly difficult. [...]
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