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What is a simple way for casinos to manage vendors and contractors?<\/h2>

A simple and effective way for casinos to manage vendors and contractors is by implementing a digital visitor management system. These software services streamline the visitor check-in process, track who is on-site, and improve security while reducing manual paperwork.<\/p>

The typical process involves a vendor arriving and checking in at the front desk. Their ID is scanned or verified. A host or department is notified automatically. A visitor badge is printed and the system logs the visit. This creates a real-time record of all contractors and vendors on the property, which is important in high-security environments like casinos.<\/p>

Visitor Management Systems (VMS)<\/a> are an electronic version of the visitor sign-in sheet or visitor log book that is commonly used at many facilities. Electronic visitor management systems make the visitor sign-in process more efficient and provide an improved ability to track visitors. While casinos may not document guests that are there to gamble, there are different types of visitors to casinos that should be documented and tracked: vendors and contractors.<\/p>

Casinos are under operation 24\/7, with vendors and contractors coming at all times of the day and night. They come to the casino campus to work with casino employees, fix mechanical devices, or are part of an entertainer\u2019s entourage. Their presence should have a record for security and liability purposes. They should also be badged and identified (including casino employees who forget their employee badge) to increase facility security.<\/p>

For the safety of their guests and employees, casinos have a responsibility to document any vendor or contractor that comes to their casino campus and have a record of when any given person left the property. Here are some benefits to managing vendors and contractors:<\/p>

Know which vendors and contractors are in any of your buildings at any day or time.<\/strong>
A critical component to a visitor management system, and a major reason why they are an upgrade over manual sign-in books, is the ability to analyze visitor data electronically. There is a data record in the system for every logged visitor that has ever been to a facility, and that data can be mined to identify trends. Visitor data reports can be produced for any date range with a few simple clicks. If a security incident occurs, you\u2019ll know exactly who was in the building at that time by accessing the visitor data reports.<\/p>

Standardize the way you register your vendors and contractors.<\/strong>
A visitor management system allows your casino to capture the driver\u2019s license information of every vendor and contractor. Using a driver\u2019s license reader to scan the visitor\u2019s I.D. captures the pertinent driver\u2019s license information in seconds and allows you to uniformly capture critical information of every person in a mistake-proof manner. You won\u2019t ever have to decipher handwriting, and every visitor\u2019s information will be documented consistently. The system can also be used to create and maintain a contact database.<\/p>

Print a professional-looking visitor badge that includes critical information.<\/strong>
A crisp, clean visitor badge shows your casino cares about security. The visitor pass should never be wrinkled or scribbled so it\u2019s unreadable. A visitor badge imprinted with your casino\u2019s logo deters forgery and promotes your facility\u2019s identity. If you see someone wearing a plain badge that doesn\u2019t have your casino\u2019s name on it, they should be questioned.<\/p>

Many facilities are taking the security of their visitor badges even further by using time-expiring badges<\/a>, which change color overnight to prevent reuse. These visitor passes provide an excellent visual indicator that a visitor\u2019s stay may be over and their presence should be questioned.<\/p>

If a camera is in use with the visitor management system, a photo can be added to the visitor badge for further visual identification. Electronic visitor management system photos can also be used in investigating security breaches, even used to compare with security camera footage to further identify any person. Video cameras are everywhere in casinos so the presence of a visitor badge on a person captured on video surveillance is further evidence the person has been registered.<\/p>

One other HUGE benefit that is often overlooked: electronic visitor management systems save money in the long term for these three reasons:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>

1. Electronic documentation of contractors allows for accurate tracking of third-party providers and cuts down on dishonest billing.<\/strong>
When managing a casino, many times working with contractors comes with an element of trust. If you don’t have an electronic visitor management system, you essentially trust your contractors to bill you correctly. However, using your visitor management system, you can track exactly when your contractors began and ended work because you know when they arrived and departed. The system acts as a fool-proof time check for contractors (and vendors) to know how long they were there and if they have left the facility. Depending on how many contractors your casino sees, it\u2019s possible to save enough money in the first year of verifying bills to recoup the investment made in the VMS. That\u2019s solid ROI!<\/p>

2. Staff according to traffic patterns.<\/strong>
As mentioned earlier, visitor management system reports contain a wealth of information. That data can be mined and interpreted to determine the correct amount of staffing to have on hand for various times of the day, week, month, etc. The casino will be able to use statistics from the VMS to make appropriate decisions about how many employees to have on hand for any given day or time. This means effective staffing based on need and efficient spending on wages for hourly employees.<\/p>

3. \u201cGo Green\u201d and cut down on the use of paper.<\/strong>
A VMS eliminates the need for visitor sign-in sheets and logbooks. The manual system costs money in supplies and uses a lot of paper compared to an electronic VMS. In addition, it takes a lot of time to update and archive the manual sign-in books, not to mention searching through past records because of an incident in your building. By going digital, you improve efficiency by eliminating the time it takes to do manual searches.<\/p>

Why else should casinos document their vendors and contractors using a visitor management system? Please join the conversation and add your thoughts in the \u201cComments\u201d section below.<\/strong><\/p>

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