Two Hundred Workers Before 8 Am
Gangs from six subcontractors arrive at once, and a guard with a register either holds up the morning or waves the crowd through.
Project manager · Site admin
Streamline Labour, Contractor and Visitor Management across Construction Sites with VizPass. Simplify Digital Check-ins, Labour Passes Tagged by Contractor, WhatsApp-Based Approvals, QR Gate Passes, Emergency Evacuations and Material Movement Tracking while Maintaining Secure, Searchable Entry and Exit Records Across Every Site.
Companies already running their gates on VizPass
Construction Sites face unique challenges in managing Labour Gangs, Subcontractors, Supervisors, Visitors and Material movement, Emergency Evacuations while Maintaining Site Safety, Security and Project Timelines.
The same four steps for a labourer, a subcontractor's supervisor, a client or a driver — each on the VizPass mobile app.
The worker scans the gate QR code, or the guard starts a walk-in with photo, ID and the company they work for.

For visitors who need it, the site engineer or project manager approves in the app, on WhatsApp or from a link.

A pass with the person's name, company, valid-till time and QR code, on their phone or printed at the gate.

One scan shows the guard allowed or turned back — an expired pass is refused — and the exit scan keeps the inside list true.

VizPass Gate and Labour Management for Construction Sites puts the site gate on a phone: labour entry at the site gate with photo, ID and the company each worker belongs to, visitor passes with host approval, vehicle numbers on the visit, a material gate pass for construction sites when tools, formwork or scrap leave, and a live list of who is inside for an evacuation roll call. No gate office or hardware is needed — a phone or Android tablet with a data connection is enough.
Construction sites in India handle contract labour, material trucks and subcontractor crews at a gate that often moves as the project moves. On a busy morning, two hundred workers from six subcontractors arrive within an hour, a steel truck waits at the barrier, and the client's architect wants a walkthrough.
Construction site visitor management is shaped by three things a factory gate sees less of. The labour force changes every week as trades come and go. The gate itself is temporary — a cabin, a barrier and a guard who may stand somewhere else next month. And material moves both ways all day: steel and cement in, formwork, tools and scrap out.
Gate management software for construction is therefore less about hardware and more about a record the site can trust: who came in, which company they work for, what left the gate and on whose approval, and who is still inside when the alarm goes.
None of these stop a pour on day one. They are gate discipline gaps that turn into safety incidents, material losses and disputes with subcontractors later.
Gangs from six subcontractors arrive at once, and a guard with a register either holds up the morning or waves the crowd through.
Project manager · Site admin
A subcontractor's handwritten list says 40 workers; nobody at the gate can say which of them actually came in today.
Site engineer · Billing
Trucks bring steel and cement in and take formwork and scrap out, and the challans live in a drawer nobody checks against the site.
Stores · Purchase
Clients, architects and consultants arrive for walkthroughs, and nobody records who came, who escorted them or when they left.
Project head · Safety officer
Transit mixers and extra crews come through all night during a pour, with one guard and a register under a floodlight.
Security · Site in-charge
A worker sent off site after a safety incident is back at the gate the next week, because the warning lived only in one officer's head.
Safety officer
A crew's work finished last week, but the same printed slips keep getting people through the gate.
Security head
When the alarm goes, the register shows who signed in at 8 am — not who is still on the slab, in the basement or on the tower crane.
EHS managerVizPass moves the gate register from a book to the guard's phone, and every entry — labourer, supervisor, visitor or driver — carries a photo, ID, the company they work for, and time in and time out. The record is searchable and exportable, so "who from which company was on site on the 14th" is a filter, not a hunt through a dusty register.
At a construction site gate it covers:
Not every plan includes every item: overstay alerts and roll call start on the Basic plan, and material passes are on Gate Control. Crews are checked in one person at a time — there is no single-tap entry for a whole gang.
Gates like yours
“VizPass has made our front desk operations much more organised. Visitor check-ins, courier entries and gate approvals are now handled digitally, which saves time and improves accountability.”
Gagan Mathur
“VizPass gives our operations team better control over daily gate activity. Material movement, employee exits and reports are now easier to track, approve and review.”
Sandeep Garg
“VizPass made our front desk faster and more organised. Visitor check-ins, courier entries and approvals are now handled without paper registers.”
Harman S
“The platform feels simple for reception staff and professional for guests. Pre-registration and instant host alerts have improved our daily visitor flow.”
Rekha Y
“QR check-ins and OTP verification made guest entry smooth and contactless. Our teams receive notifications on time, without follow-up calls.”
Nitish T
“We have much better control at the gate now. Our security team can verify visitors, track movement and maintain accurate digital records.”
Gaurav S
“VizPass gives us clear reports for visitors, couriers and gate activity. It saves admin time and helps management review data quickly.”
Harish G
“VizPass has made our front desk operations much more organised. Visitor check-ins, courier entries and gate approvals are now handled digitally, which saves time and improves accountability.”
Gagan Mathur
“VizPass gives our operations team better control over daily gate activity. Material movement, employee exits and reports are now easier to track, approve and review.”
Sandeep Garg
“VizPass made our front desk faster and more organised. Visitor check-ins, courier entries and approvals are now handled without paper registers.”
Harman S
“The platform feels simple for reception staff and professional for guests. Pre-registration and instant host alerts have improved our daily visitor flow.”
Rekha Y
“QR check-ins and OTP verification made guest entry smooth and contactless. Our teams receive notifications on time, without follow-up calls.”
Nitish T
“We have much better control at the gate now. Our security team can verify visitors, track movement and maintain accurate digital records.”
Gaurav S
“VizPass gives us clear reports for visitors, couriers and gate activity. It saves admin time and helps management review data quickly.”
Harish G
See How VizPass Handles These Challenges
An on-site demo across Delhi NCR, or a live video demo pointed at your site gate anywhere in India.
Six situations every construction gate meets, and what happens with VizPass in place.
Regular workers are pre-registered and already on the gate's list, and walk-ins fill in their own details from a QR code while the guard photographs and checks the next person. Each check-in takes under a minute.
A moving queue, not a crowdEvery pass carries the company the worker belongs to, so the live inside list shows each person's subcontractor. VizPass does not total a headcount per contractor; export the day's report and total it by company.
Whose people, on recordThe vehicle number goes on the visit, and tools, formwork and scrap leave on a returnable or non-returnable pass with item lines, vehicle and driver. Returnable items get a due date, reminders and overdue alerts.
Nothing leaves off the logEvery pass carries a validity end. Once it lapses, the pass is refused at entry and the host has to book a new visit, so a finished crew's slips cannot get anyone back in.
Expired passes refusedAfter a safety incident, an admin blocks the person. They are refused at check-in, even on a visit already booked, until an admin unblocks them.
A block the gate cannot skipNo gate office, laptop or terminal: a phone or Android tablet is enough, so the guard can stand wherever the gate is this month. It needs a data connection; if the network drops, the guard keeps a paper log and enters those visits once it is back.
The gate goes where the site goesThe same gate record, set up for how each kind of project runs its gate.

Large labour forces across many trades, a single main gate, and clients and buyers visiting the site office. Usually the Basic plan, with Gate Control once material leaves daily.
Contractor and labour entryLong, linear sites with several gates along the alignment, each with its own guard and log on one account.
Gate management

Steel erection crews, cranes and equipment hire moving in and out, with tools and hired equipment on returnable passes.
Material gate passesRemote camps, dumpers all day and patchy signal — plan for a phone with mobile data and a paper log for the minutes it drops.
One policy across sites
Four situations every construction gate meets, step by step.
Forty workers from two subcontractors at the 8 am gate.
Shuttering plates returning to the hire company — on the Gate Control plan.
A waterproofing crew booked for ten days.
On the Basic plan and above. It covers everyone checked in at the gate — labour, supervisors, visitors and drivers.
We do not quote percentages we have not measured. During a trial, measure four things: queue time at the 8 am gate, passes with no exit scan, returnable items past their due date, and how long a "who was on site" question takes to answer.
Pre-registered regulars, self check-in for walk-ins, and a pass with a validity end for everyone. For the project manager and site admin.
Who came, which company they work for and when they left — searchable and exportable for any date range. For the project head and billing.
Tools, formwork and scrap on passes with vehicle, driver and approval, and hired items chased when they are overdue. For stores and purchase.
Expired passes refused, blocked people turned back and a live inside list during night pours and late shifts. For security and EHS.
| What matters | Paper register | AVizPass |
|---|---|---|
| Two hundred workers at 8 am | A queue or a crowd waved through | Pre-registered regulars and QR self check-in, one scan each |
| Which company a worker belongs to | The subcontractor's own list | On every pass and on the live inside list |
| A crew back on an old pass | Gets in if the guard knows the faces | Expired pass refused at entry |
| Formwork leaving on a truck | A challan in a drawer | A pass with item lines, vehicle, driver and approval |
| Fire or collapse alarm | This morning's register | Live inside list, marked safe person by person |
| Cost | Register books and guard time | From ₹4,999/month with roll call; ₹14,999 with material passes |
A register can hold up at a small site with one crew. Once several subcontractors, daily material movement and visitors share one temporary gate, the gap between the register and what happened is where safety incidents, material losses and billing disputes start.
Whichever gate management software construction companies shortlist, check five things in the demo: does it run on a phone at a gate with no office, are expired passes refused at entry, does every pass carry the worker's company, can tools and formwork leave on a returnable pass with the vehicle and driver, and does the vendor publish its prices. Where VizPass stands:
People who register on the gate app or through the self-registration link see your privacy notice and agree to it before their photo and ID are taken, and that agreement is recorded on the pass. Exports are written to the activity log, and a wrong entry is reversed with a reason rather than quietly edited. That gives you a record of notice, consent and entry; how long you keep it and your wider duties under the DPDP Rules 2025 stay with you and your legal adviser. Statutory safety expectations are set out by DGFASLI.
Your sites, gates, subcontractors and material.
On-site in Delhi NCR, or on video.
Start with the main labour gate.
Companies, hosts and approvers set up.
More gates and projects, one account.
Capture your regular crews once in the first week, so the morning queue moves on returning workers recognised by phone number.
At remote gates, give the guard a phone with mobile data and a paper log for the minutes the network drops.
A guard who does not understand why a pass is refused will let the worker through anyway. Train in the language the gate speaks.
Set each crew's passes to end when their job ends, or old passes will keep working long after the trade has left.
Published pricing
One Flat Price a Month — No Per-User Charges
Prices exclude GST. Start with a free 7-day trial on the Basic plan, no card needed. See what each plan includes →
VizPass keeps a live list of everyone inside, by site and gate, and each person's pass carries the company they work for. It does not show a per-contractor headcount or alert you when a contractor goes over a limit. If you need contractor-wise totals, export the visit report for the day as CSV and total it by company.
Each worker is checked in individually — there is no one-tap gang entry. To keep the queue short, pre-register your regular crew so they are already on the gate's list, and let walk-ins scan the gate QR code and fill in their own details while the guard checks ID. A check-in takes under a minute, and a returning worker is recognised by phone number.
The vehicle number is recorded on the visit, typed in by the guard. Material leaving the site goes out on a returnable or non-returnable gate pass with item lines, the vehicle number and the driver, approved before release, and returnable items are chased with reminders and overdue alerts. Material passes are on the Gate Control plan.
A paper register cannot tell you who is inside right now, cannot stop someone walking in on an old pass, and is unreadable when an inspector or an incident needs it. VizPass records each entry with a photo, ID, company and time, refuses expired passes at entry, and keeps a live list of who is inside that doubles as the evacuation roll call.
People who register on the gate app or through the self-registration link see your privacy notice and agree to it before their photo and ID are taken, and that agreement is recorded on the pass. Entries carry timestamps and the company on each pass, exports are written to the activity log, and corrections are reversed with a reason. Statutory safety expectations are set out by DGFASLI; VizPass is the gate record, not legal advice.
No. It runs on a phone or Android tablet, so the guard can work wherever the gate is. It does need a data connection: entries are sent to the server as they are made, so if the network drops, the guard keeps a paper log and enters those visits once it is back. At remote sites, use a phone with mobile data.
Every pass carries a validity end that the host sets, usually the last day of the crew's job. Anyone still inside after their pass expires is reported to the host and admins, once per pass. After that, the pass is refused at entry and the host has to book a new visit, so a finished crew's passes cannot get anyone back in.
Yes. An admin blocks the person, and they are refused at check-in — even on a visit already booked — until an admin unblocks them. The block is matched to the person's record, so it holds whichever guard is on duty. VizPass does not log refused attempts by blocked people, so ask guards to report them.
Yes. One account covers every project, each with its own gates and guards, and the inside list can be viewed by site and gate. A worker blocked at one site is refused at the others on the same account. Plans are a flat price per company, not per site.
When an evacuation is raised, the live list of everyone checked in at the gate — labour, supervisors, visitors and drivers — becomes the roll call, and each person can be marked safe at the assembly point. Because entries and exits are timestamped as they happen, the list reflects who is actually inside. It is on the Basic plan and above.
Plans are a flat monthly price per company with no per-user charges, GST extra: ₹1,499 Single Gate (a plain register for one gate), ₹4,999 Basic, ₹9,999 Front Desk and ₹14,999 Gate Control, with a 7-day free trial on the Basic plan. Roll call and overstay alerts start on Basic; material passes are on Gate Control. No hardware purchase is needed.
Use the form at the end of this page, the demo button at the top, or WhatsApp. Tell us your type of project and what you want to solve first, and we call within one working day. The demo runs on-site across Delhi NCR, or on a video call pointed at your live gate anywhere in India.
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