List of Omnigo iPass Visitor Management Customers
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Companies using Omnigo iPass Visitor Management for Physical Access Control System include: Crown Resorts, a Australia based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 20000 employees and revenues of $5.71 billion, Seattle Childrens, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 10261 employees and revenues of $4.19 billion, Greenleaf Hospitality Group, a United States based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 600 employees and revenues of $180.0 million, St. Olaf College, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 10 employees and revenues of $1.0 million and many others.
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Crown Resorts | Leisure and Hospitality | 20000 | $5.7B | Australia | Omnigo | Omnigo iPass Visitor Management | Physical Access Control System | 2015 | n/a | In 2015 Crown Resorts implemented Omnigo iPass Visitor Management as part of a Physical Access Control System deployment at Crown Melbourne. The rollout focused on computerising visitor intake, tracking, and lost property workflows to support front of house and security operations at the property. The implementation configured Omnigo iPass Visitor Management together with iTrack's Lost and Found module to automate visitor registration, badge issuance, timed check in and check out, and audit trail reporting. Configuration work emphasized mapping visitor lifecycle processes and establishing role based access to visitor records and lost property logs, consistent with Physical Access Control System functional patterns. Operational scope covered Crown Melbourne site level processes and affected security, reception, customer facing teams, and the Lost and Found department. Business analysts collaborated with internal and external software development teams to translate stakeholder requirements into system configurations and to ensure operational workflows were represented in the application. Governance and delivery were driven by structured business analysis activities, including stakeholder negotiation, process modelling, requirements documentation, and user acceptance testing with business users to validate that the implemented Omnigo iPass Visitor Management features matched operational needs. Planning for analysis effort and staged acceptance testing was used to coordinate release activities between IT, security operations, and reception management. | |
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Greenleaf Hospitality Group | Leisure and Hospitality | 600 | $180M | United States | Omnigo | Omnigo iPass Visitor Management | Physical Access Control System | 2021 | n/a | In 2021, Greenleaf Hospitality Group implemented Omnigo iPass Visitor Management as a Physical Access Control System within a consolidated digital security platform across multiple properties. The deployment standardized visitor intake workflows and centralized visitor record keeping for facilities and venue security in the United States, prioritizing consistent data capture and reduction of manual processes. Configuration focused on visitor check in, centralized data collection, and integration of banned patron lists to enable cross property enforcement of exclusion lists. Omnigo Visitor Management is listed explicitly among the deployed products in the vendor case study, and the implementation routed operational ownership to security and venue operations teams while instituting standardized intake workflows and centralized access controls. The vendor report cites significant time savings and improved data integrity for facilities and venue security as observable outcomes. | |
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Seattle Childrens | Healthcare | 10261 | $4.2B | United States | Omnigo | Omnigo iPass Visitor Management | Physical Access Control System | 2021 | n/a | In 2021, Seattle Childrens deployed Omnigo iPass Visitor Management as part of a broader Omnigo security and incident reporting implementation. The rollout focused on integrating visitor screening and registration workflows into the hospital’s physical security operations to improve situational awareness across multiple facilities at the large US pediatric hospital. Omnigo iPass Visitor Management was configured to provide automated visitor screening, streamlined check in workflows, badge issuance, and watchlist screening, aligning with core Physical Access Control System capabilities. The implementation emphasized real time visitor data capture and structured visitor records to support security desk operations and frontline staff handling of arrivals. The visitor management deployment was integrated with the wider Omnigo security and incident reporting components so visitor events could be correlated with security incidents and case records. Operational coverage included security operations, front desk and reception teams, and incident response functions across the hospital campus, consolidating visitor information into existing security workflows. Governance changes centered on centralizing visitor screening procedures and standardizing check in and escalation workflows to align with hospital security policy and incident reporting practices. The Omnigo case study cites tighter integration with security functions and improved situational awareness as primary outcomes of the implementation. | |
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Professional Services | 10 | $1M | United States | Omnigo | Omnigo iPass Visitor Management | Physical Access Control System | 2021 | n/a |
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