Estate security app
Most estates still run on a notebook at the gate and a phone call nobody picks up. With SecureVes, every visitor checks in on their phone, the resident lets them in with one tap, and the estate has a record of every entry that it can actually use.
Guards stop guessing who is allowed in.
In an emergency a resident presses SOS in the app. Estate security, management and the rest of the household are alerted at once by push, SMS and email, with the house it came from.
The resident app works in English, Pidgin, Yorùbá, Hausa and Igbo, with a bigger-text option for older residents. Residents can add their household, and invite guests in a few taps.
They scan the estate's QR code at the gate and say which house they are visiting.
Their phone buzzes with the visitor's name and photo. One tap lets them in.
The guard sees the approval at once and the visitor gets a pass with directions.
Every entry is logged: who came, to which house, who approved them and when they left.
It works best with one, but residents can also get visitor alerts by SMS, and a guard can check visitors in for them.
The guard's scanner keeps checking passes and gate codes offline, and everything syncs once the network is back.
No. A printed QR code is enough. A tablet for the guard is optional.
Yes. Estate dues can be billed and paid online straight into the estate's own bank account, with receipts. See estate management software.
More: Digital visitor log book · Office visitor check-in · Facility access control
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