A Better Welcome. A
Safer Workplace

Leave The Logbook Behind.
Make Every Visit Count

First impressions matter. Safety PAL replaces handwritten logbooks with a simple digital sign-in experience, helping every visitor feel welcomed, informed and safe from the moment they arrive.

• Simple sign-in: Record visitor names, who they’re visiting and vehicle details where applicable.
• Safety from the start: Share essential site safety information and record visitors’ acknowledgement before they enter.
• Know who’s on site: Keep an accurate record of arrivals and departures without chasing paper logbooks.
• Visitor Badges: Create and print visitor badges to help identify who’s on site and make visitors easily recognisable throughout their visit.

Less paperwork, fewer unanswered questions and greater confidence that every visitor has received the information they need.

Knowing who’s on site shouldn’t mean searching through logbooks or relying on someone remembering to update a register. Safety PAL makes it simple for visitors and staff to record their movements, giving you a clearer picture of who’s on your premises.

• Visitor sign-in: Welcome visitors, record their details and who they’re visiting.
• Visitor sign-out: Keep arrival and departure records up to date with a simple sign-out process.
• Staff QR code sign-in and out: Employees can use their personal QR codes to register when they arrive and leave.
• Greater visibility: See who’s on site when you need to, including during an emergency or evacuation.

Less administration, more visibility and confidence that you know who’s in your workplace.

In an emergency, the last thing you need is uncertainty about who’s in your building. Knowing who has arrived, who has left and who may still be on site can make a real difference when every second counts.

Safety PAL helps you stay prepared by bringing visitor records and essential safety information together.

• Know who’s on site: Access up-to-date visitor and staff records when you need them.
• Be better prepared: Have a clearer picture of who may need to be accounted for during an evacuation.
• Share the essentials: Make important site safety information available before visitors enter.
• Keep a record: Capture visitor acknowledgements so you have a record of the information they’ve reviewed.

Because when something unexpected happens, you need reliable information, not a logbook you have to search through.