Smooth iPad check-in
Pen and paper are replaced by a fast, self-service check-in that anyone understands.
Visitor management
The receptionist who never calls in sick: greets your guests, notifies the right person and keeps every visit GDPR-proof.
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How it works
Every step of the visitor experience, handled — from the invitation to the sign-out.

Features
Pen and paper are replaced by a fast, self-service check-in that anyone understands.
Notify the right employee immediately by email, SMS or MS Teams the moment their visitor arrives.
Employees register visitors up front via a secured link or straight from their calendar. Guests get a QR code to check in instantly, and reception sees who is expected that day.
An organised, exportable list of who was in the building, when they arrived and when they left.
Your logo, your colours, your welcome message — the iPad looks like part of your reception.
A live evacuation list of everyone present, and visitor data handled the GDPR-proof way.
Show a safety instruction or NDA and let visitors confirm it before they enter.
Roll out the same setup across every site and keep the overview in one dashboard.
Want to know more? Book an online demo and we'll walk you through it.
Book an online demoExtra module
Around one in ten Lobbipad customers uses the same iPad to let their own employees clock in and out. Simple time tracking, a live presence overview and exportable timesheets — without a second system at the entrance.
We are turning this into a separate, paid module. Included in your trial today.
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Live presence
11
Employees on site
Today
Worked today
8h 24m
One clear price per location, no hidden fees and no setup costs. Try everything free for 30 days.
Our impact
For every 1,000 visitors registered across Lobbipad, we plant a tree together with Go Forest.
1,020
Trees planted and counting.
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