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Faster Onboarding
Hand new hires and contractors a professional ID the day they start, instead of a handwritten name tag or a "badge pending" sticker.
Scan at a Glance
Color-coded tags for Staff, Visitor, and Contractor let security and front desk teams spot who belongs where without checking a list.
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Skip the manual design work entirely. Vizitor prints a branded badge the moment someone checks in or an employee is onboarded, every time.
A useful ID badge answers three questions at a glance: who is this, where do they belong, and what can they access.
Full name
The name should be large enough to read from a few feet away, so anyone passing in a hallway can identify the badge holder without stopping them.
Role or badge type
A colour-coded tag for Staff, Visitor, or Contractor tells reception and security who this person is and what level of access is appropriate, instantly.
Department or company
For staff, the department routes questions to the right team. For visitors and contractors, the company name shows who they represent.
ID number
A unique employee ID number ties the badge to a person in your HR or access-control system, useful for reissuing lost badges or auditing access.
Access level
For contractors especially, showing "Escorted", "Unescorted", or "Full Access" on the badge itself means security doesn't have to look it up.
Expiry date
Contractor and temporary passes should show a valid-until date. An undated badge that's months old is a security gap waiting to happen.
Employee ID
For permanent staff. Include a photo or initials avatar, job title, department, and employee ID number so it doubles as internal identification.
Visitor Pass
For guests and clients. Show the visitor's name, the company they represent, who they're visiting, and the date, so it's clearly single-use.
Contractor Pass
For vendors and maintenance crews. The access level and expiry date should be the most prominent elements on the badge, for quick security checks.
Temporary Staff
For interns, agency workers, and short-term hires. Use the Employee ID type with a shorter-validity ID number until a permanent badge is issued.
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