Design a Visitor Badge in Guest

Customize the information and visual cues featured on visitor badges

Visitor badges are important indicators that help organizations track visitors. With a range of customization options, organizations can use visitor badges to clearly present valuable information.


Configure a badge

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In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Workplace > Guest.

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On the left navigation, click Guest Settings.

a. Under Organization > Guest Types, click Manage Guest Types. b. (Optional) At the top, select Sites and select a site to create a visitor badge for a Guest Type in an individual site.

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Select the desired Guest Type.

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Click on the badge to modify badge settings.

By default, the badge uses the organization-level text, colors, and logo unless site-specific colors and logos have been configured. To set text colors and a logo used for a specific site’s badge:

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In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Guest.

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On the left navigation, click Guest Settings.

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Under Sites > Details, navigate to Badge Print Settings.

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Click on the badge to modify badge settings.


Basic Designer

Badges can be easily customized in the Basic Badge Designer. In this mode, badges may include the following information:

  • Guest Name

  • Host Name

  • Badge Photo: the photo a visitor captures at sign-in

  • Guest’s Response: the response a visitor provides to a selected question

Badge design rules

Badge design rules allow guest responses to multiple-choice questions to influence badge design. Multiple-choice questions can be associated with the following parameters:

  • Orientation

  • Border Style

  • Border Color

Multiple choice questions that are Guest Type steps and those part of a Questionnaire may be used for badge design rules. A parameter condition will be set for each multiple-choice-question response.

A default option with any badge design rule covers the parameter configuration whenever the associated multiple-choice question is unanswered or an "Other" field is selected.

A badge’s orientation, border color, and border style may be customized for any Guest Type. A color printer or a Brother printer loaded with two-tone paperarrow-up-right must be in the Guest site to customize the border color.

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Preview badge design

The badge preview window will display possible badge designs that adhere to the rules set. Use the Print Guide to print or save a PDF that outlines badge design rules.


Advanced Designer

Advanced Designer enables more extensive badge customization. Badges made with Advanced Designer can feature the following components:

  1. Guest Name

  2. Site Name

  3. Guest Type

  4. Site Logo

  5. Host Name

  6. Badge Photo

  7. Date

  8. Images: Admins can upload .jpg and .png images and place them on the badge

  9. Text: Admins can include special text on the badge

  10. Guest's Responses: The response a visitor provides to a selected question

Admins can move, scale, and delete any of these components.

Configuration

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In Verkada Command, go to All Products > Workplace > Guest.

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On the left navigation, click Guest Settings.

a. Under Organization > Guest Types, click Manage Guest Types. b. (Optional) At the top, select Sites and select a site to create a visitor badge for a Guest Type in an individual site.

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Select the desired Guest Type.

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Click on badge settings.

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Select Advanced Designer.

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Badge design rules in Advanced Designer

Badge design rules in Advanced Designer can apply to:

  1. Orientation

  2. Border Style

  3. Border Color

  4. Background

  5. Text

  6. Images


FAQ

chevron-rightCan I associate a multiple-choice question with a badge design rule?hashtag

Yes, badge design rules must be associated with multiple-choice questions that only allow a single response, and the multiple-choice question option Allow Multiple Responses must be disabled.

chevron-rightWhat are the occasions for the Badge of the Day designs?hashtag

Halloween, Independence Day, Chinese New Year, Dia de los Muertos, the World Cup, International Women’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, International Pancake Day, New Year’s Day, International Pizza Day, the Super Bowl, World Teacher’s Day, Thanksgiving, Valentine’s Day, National Donut Day, Earth Day, first day of each season, May 4th, Saint Patrick’s Day, and every Friday.


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Prefer to see it in action? Check out the video tutorialarrow-up-right.

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