Visitor management system comparison

Brivo Visitor Management vs SwipedOn

A side-by-side view of the directory’s published evidence and scoring metrics. The information is provided to support your evaluation; it does not declare a winner.

Metric	Brivo Visitor Management	SwipedOn
Recommended score	91/100	90/100
Ongoing free access	Not published	Not published
Regional hosting	Not published	Not published
Mobile platform coverage	Not published	Not published
Flexible, modular pricing	Not published	Not published
Customer review sentiment	4.5/5 from 138 published reviews	No verified review score
Published evidence	24 vendor pages analysed	24 vendor pages analysed
Best for	Organizations managing visitors across one or more locations, Security and facilities teams replacing paper sign-in processes, Enterprises needing auditable visitor records and temporary access controls, Workplaces requiring preregistration, host notifications, and emergency mustering	Organizations needing digital visitor sign-in and emergency evacuation lists, Multi-site workplaces managing visitors, employees and resources centrally, Hybrid workplaces booking desks, rooms and other resources, Schools and public-sector sites requiring visitor preparation and safeguarding workflows, Mailrooms and reception teams needing delivery tracking and recipient notifications
Pricing information	Pricing depends on the number of locations, visitor volume, or integration needs. Brivo directs buyers to book a demo.	Public pricing is shown in Australian dollars. Each location with a different postcode or ZIP code requires its own site subscription. A 15-day free trial is advertised with no credit card required. Executive pricing is quote-based. Optional add-ons and hardware are priced separately.

Brivo Visitor Management

www.brivo.com

Brivo Visitor Management, powered by Envoy, is an enterprise visitor management system within the Brivo Security Suite. It helps organizations preregister guests, guide visitors through kiosk-based check-in, collect screening responses and agreements, notify hosts, and issue badges or temporary credentials. Temporary badges, PINs, and mobile access can expire on schedule. Security teams can search visitor records, screen against internal watchlists and restricted registries, verify identification, connect check-ins with video, and use access events for context. Real-time mustering lists support emergency evacuation roll calls. The platform provides configurable data retention, role-based permissions, audit logs, reporting, and exportable records. It integrates visitor activity with Brivo access control, video, intrusion systems, intercoms, workplace workflows, and identity systems. Brivo describes the platform as cloud-native and states that visitor data is stored in an encrypted environment supported by SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 certifications. Pricing is not publicly listed; a demo is required.

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SwipedOn

signinapp.com/swipedon-homepage

SwipedOn is now part of Sign In App, a cloud-based workplace platform for visitor, employee, resource and safety management. It supports customizable visitor sign-in flows, host notifications, pre-registration, approvals, visitor badges and digital records. Employees can sign in on-site or remotely using mobile, web, QR code, kiosk or RFID, with presence data available across locations. The platform also supports delivery logging, desk and meeting-room booking, appointment scheduling, evacuation roll calls and reporting. Sign In Companion provides mobile and web access for employee sign-in, bookings, visitor invitations, deliveries and safety workflows. Integrations include Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Outlook, custom webhooks and an API. Public pricing is per site annually in AUD, with Core, Enhanced and Pro plans, plus an Enterprise-oriented Executive option. A 15-day free trial is advertised, with no credit card required.

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How to use this comparison

Metrics are calculated consistently from public vendor information, verified review sources and crawler evidence. Data availability varies by vendor, so consider your own security, operational, regional and budget requirements before deciding which system fits.