Live screening · sample result
What a live screen surfaces — in under 3 seconds.
One walk-in at the front desk. Here's exactly what the desk sees, what the visitor gets, and what's sealed to the record. Fictional data, shown to make the value obvious.
A flagged walk-in
Instant result, with the reason attached.
R. Hale
Flagged — do not admitscreen completed
2.4s
2.4s
⚑ State sex-offender registry⚑ District custody watchlist
name + DOB ✓photo similarity 0.91last known ZIP ✓
What the desk sees: a quiet on-screen alert and a withheld badge — no announcement, no scene. The record is sealed and, one click, escalates to a full investigation.
The other 96%
Cleared visitors barely notice.
Cleared — Maria Klein
Parent, here for 2:40 pickup. No match on any list; badge printed automatically.
Scan→Screen→Cleared→Badge printed
elapsed 1.9s · sealed to audit log
✓ Visitor · Cleared
Maria Klein
Parent · Pickup — Rm 14
Lincoln Elementary · 2026-09-18
Expires 4:00 PM · escort not required
Expires 4:00 PM · escort not required
Anatomy of a 2.4-second screen
Four things, one tap.
0.0s
Scan / type
License scan or a typed name at the desk. No visitor app.
0.6s
Match every list
Registries + your banned-persons & custody lists, in parallel.
2.1s
Verdict
Cleared → badge. Hit → quiet alert with the reason.
2.4s
Seal
Hashed, timestamped entry written to the audit log.
A morning at the front desk
Built for the arrival rush.
Sample volume from one campus, 7–11 AM.
Visitors screened per hour
7A
8A
9A
10A
11A
133 screened · median 2.1s · no line backup
Outcomes
129 cleared & badged
4 flagged · desk alerted
08:12:04 · visitor #47 · registry + custody match · badge withheld · desk alerted
08:12:04 · sha256 a1f9…7c2 · sealed · operator purpose: visitor-safety
08:12:05 · escalation offered → deep security & clearance
Fast at the door, deep on demand
Run a screen on your own watchlists.
A 20-minute walkthrough at your front desk — then watch one flag escalate into a full dossier.