Brivo vs. Envoy

Brivo is a great cloud-based access control system. It is exactly what you want in this type of platform: solid, reliable, straightforward, and easy to use. We were in the process of rolling out a coworking space and initially became interested in Brivo due to its integration with Nexudus. Upon learning more about Brivo, we realized it was incredibly stable and scalable and decided to deploy it in two of our larger commercial office buildings.

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Envoy Visitors would suit most office buildings and locations. It will easily cater to small, medium, and large enterprises. It is multi-faceted and very flexible to cope with any amount of people's data and is excellent for any companies wishing to capture the numbers of people entering and leaving their buildings. Its reporting capabilities are especially useful for operational and maintenance management.

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• Tracking who is coming and going and at what time.
• Video monitoring capabilities.
• Intuitive software for trouble shooting or programming schedules.
• Generating usage reports.

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• Easily track and manage who is in your office.
• Better security, as you know who is or was in your office.

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• Adding additional ITTT procedures.

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• There aren't any features that are hard to use
• In my opinion, I wish I can have an "idiot button" for visitors to press when they say "This is too complicated..."
• I wouldn't mind if it were more personalized. Like to change a font color or background to match with a particular user.

It is very straightforward

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Easy to Setup. Organizations benefit from a simple onboarding procedure. Feature richness. Provides guest pre-registration, badge printing, and security warnings. Customizability Options for customizing the experience include branding, processes, and compliance needs. Integrations. Compatible with other technologies such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, and access control systems. I like it lot.

The system is very easy to use and intuitive so did not need to contact support on any occasion. Even when there was a major overhaul to the user interface, the reference and help docs assisted with finding features and functions. Overall due to the lack of needing to actually contact a support representative has given this application a high overall support score.

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At the time, Kisi did not allow for differing access based on elevator floors, but this may have changed.

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I would imagine that Envoy has a very user-friendly and streamlined process for the visitor registration office. After the pandemic, solutions like this weren’t really in place. Now that the hybrid workforce is something of the foreseeable future, we were able to onboard with Envoy very quickly and it has cemented itself as an application of usage within our stack.

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• Saves so much time.
• Keeps us organized.
• Tenants are asking us to deploy to their spaces, helping us transition from physical keys.

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• Because we are a non-profit, every visitor has the potential of being a donor or volunteer. Before we had this system we didn't have an easy way to follow-up or even capture information.
• We create technology that helps the homeless communities, with that people have an expectation that we are up to date on technology. Envoy looks and feels like us.

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