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QR Check-In System

Scan, identify, check in, attendance for classes and events, visitors and contractors, with a live headcount and no app to install.

Attendance reportJust now

Superstack builds the QR check-in system NZ gyms, training providers and facilities teams use to know who is on site right now. People scan a code, confirm who they are, and appear on a live board. No app to install, no clipboard, and an evacuation list already current.

The problem

nobody knows who is here

  • The sign-in sheet is a scrawl nobody can read, including whoever wrote it.
  • If the alarm goes, I don't know how many people are inside, let alone who.
  • The instructor marks the roll from memory on Monday, and half the no-shows get marked present.
  • A contractor was on the roof all morning before anyone asked about his induction.
  • Health and safety asked for last year's visitor records. We had boxes of sheets and nothing searchable.

What Superstack builds

a QR check-in system with a live board

Attendance is the feature. The live headcount is why the safety manager signs it off. Every module feeds one list, so the class roll, the visitor record and the evacuation list are the same data.

Example workflow

A member walks up to Studio Two, scans the code and taps her name. The system checks her booking and waiver, and she is on the live board before her bag is down. The exit scan logs her out, or the class end time does. The attendance report writes itself. Reception steps in only for an amber screen.

  1. 1
    Scan the QR code
  2. 2
    Identify
  3. 3
    Waiver or induction checked
  4. 4
    Checked in
  5. 5
    Live board updated
  6. 6
    Check-out
  7. 7
    Attendance report

Integrations

Your booking system tells check-in who is expected, and hears back who came. Waivers show their status at the door. The member portal shows attendance history. Twilio texts the host when a visitor arrives. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 supply the staff directory.

Any system with an API connects. Click a logo to visit them.

Add AI when it actually makes sense

AI is optional, and the live board works without it. We add it where it saves a manager a spreadsheet. See how we use AI and business process automation.

Web app, mobile app and customer portal

Web app

Managers create codes, set the questions and induction content per site, watch the live board and run attendance and visitor reports in the web app. Reception prints badges from it.

Mobile app

Staff use the QR code check-in app to scan passes at a gate, mark walk-ins and carry the evacuation list to the assembly point. Instructors watch the roll fill as people scan.

Customer portal

Members and regular visitors log in to pre-register a visit, keep their digital pass and see their attendance. All three share one database, so a gate scan is on the live board at once.

Build options

FAQ

No. The QR code opens a web page from the phone's camera, and that page is the check-in. Visitors, contractors and attendees never install anything. Staff who scan passes or carry the evacuation list use a small staff app, and members can keep a digital pass in their phone's wallet.

Yes. A visitor's scan needs a little data to open the page, so on a site with no signal we put a tablet on the site wifi, or give the supervisor the staff app, which records scans offline and sends them when it finds a connection. The live board catches up then.

Yes. A visitor check-in system NZ sites can rely on has to say who was on site, when, who hosted them and whether they were inducted, and every visit here logs exactly that. Filter by date or person, export to a spreadsheet or PDF, and keep it for the period you set.

Each person sees only their own entry, never the names above theirs on a sheet. The data sits in encrypted storage with access by role: reception sees today's visitors, the safety manager sees history, nobody else sees anything. Retention follows your rule, and the form asks only for what you need.

Yes. Reception connects a label printer, and a badge prints as the visitor checks in, with name, company and host, so an unbadged person in the corridor stands out. For members and regular contractors, a digital pass on the phone does the same job without the printer. Both carry a scannable code.

Yes. A scan checks the booking, so the class roll comes from the same record, and a walk-in without a booking is offered a spare place. A scan also checks the waiver, so an expired one shows amber before they reach the floor. See online waiver system and booking system development.

Talk to Superstack

Built around the way you work.

Your business shouldn't have to fit someone else's software. Tell us how your business works. We'll show you what Superstack can build around it.

Tell us who needs to check in and where. We'll send you a QR code to try on the spot.