A lot of time, money, and energy goes into receiving visitors, and accepting parcels and deliveries. So there’s a lot to be gained by automating all this. A company can save an average of 90,000 euros a year with an unstaffed reception. Automate part or all of the reception tasks, as you wish.
Go for a fully optimised front desk or automate step by step. Work fully unstaffed or combine a staffed front desk with an extra, virtual workforce. The rule is: the more you automate, the more you save.
Never sign for a parcel again. Never open doors or show visitors the way again. No time-consuming routine tasks anymore. The unstaffed reception performs 120% of the tasks of the classic receptionist.
Powerful combination of visitor, mailroom, and access management;
Virtual assistant who takes care of the entire reception;
Good for cost savings of 90%.
- Frederik Van de Meulebroucke, COO Phished.
Not only do parcels and deliveries take place without the intervention of an employee: the (internal) postal service also regulates itself. Meanwhile, the receptionist can work undisturbed or simply work from home.
Use the Bringme Box as an (IT) service point and fully automate the management of your assets. Optimise the handover and internal delivery of materials, improve service, and save time.
Companies that want to save on permanence and not have a receptionist in-house all the time, often combine a Bringme Box with the smart Bringme Bell. The latter opens the door for invited visitors, couriers, and suppliers and gives clear instructions.
Preregister every visitor and inform them about the prevention measures in force in the company. Notify employees or the host and keep an attendance list. The Bringme Desk does it all.
One key that fits every door and all Bringme products, with an unprecedented level of security. Easily add new users and assign access rights. Innovative key management at its best.
Cut costs using the Bringme Manager’s mailroom, visitor, and access management data dashboard to make continuous adjustments and streamline processes.
