SV3

Visitor, vehicle and vendor arrival management

Building Intelligence sells SV3, a cloud product that tracks people, cars and goods as they approach a site. The company says it brings every kind of arrival, from guests and cars to suppliers and parcels, into one connected view, so that a site can see who is onsite, where they are going and whether they belong there. It is aimed at secure buildings and campuses, where an unverified arrival can create risk long before anyone reaches the lobby.

Visitor check-in with kiosks and security staff

The visitor module pairs kiosks with security officers to check visitors in and out each day. The company says this gives a significantly higher level of security and accountability while keeping entry efficient. The platform integrates with access control and turnstiles and can help with scheduling resources. It includes Outlook integration and strong data security, and it can be rolled out across several sites.

Vehicles, deliveries and loading docks

For vehicles, the platform manages entry at the gate and in garages, and it schedules incoming and outgoing trucks and deliveries. Vendors are enrolled in advance so that the right people arrive at the right time, and entry can be supported from a smartphone. The company says these loading dock tools suit high-rise buildings with garages and facilities with loading docks. A related product line, SV360, is presented for managing truck movement at large venues.

Security options and certification

The enterprise version supports single sign-on and Active Directory and can run in a dedicated Microsoft Azure environment. The company says the product is designed for high-security facilities, multi-tenant buildings and convention centers, and that it is certified under the Support Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002, known as the SAFETY Act. The product range includes SV3 Visitor, SV3 Enterprise, SV3 Vehicle and SV360.