Epson и STOPware запустили совместную печать цветных пропусков для посетителей

Epson and STOPware Partner to Advance On-Demand Visitor Badge Printing Epson and STOPware have announced a partnership aimed at improving visitor badge printing and identification through the integration of Epson’s ColorWorks on-demand color label printing technology with STOPware’s PassagePoint visitor management platform. Color Printing Adds Visual Security Cues The integration enables organizations to produce full-color visitor badges on demand at sign-in locations. Using ColorWorks printers, STOPware customers can create photo-ready badges featuring visitor photos, color-coded access levels, department or zone identifiers, logos and other branding elements as well as QR codes or barcodes for digital check-in and check-out tracking. According to the companies, using color can help staff quickly differentiate between visitors, contractors, vendors and temporary staff. Distinct badge colors can also be associated with departments or building zones, allowing frontline personnel to visually confirm a visitor’s authorized location. The badges can include full-color photos to help reduce the risk of badge cloning or unauthorized reuse. Logos and brand colors can also help authenticate badges while QR codes and barcodes support scanning at checkpoints and integration with access control systems. “We’re seeing firsthand that on-demand, full-color badge printing can help enable safer and faster access decisions, especially in high-traffic environments like hospitals, schools, corporate campuses or government facilities,” said Michael Weitz, product manager, ColorWorks, Epson America. On-Demand Printing Supports Operations The partnership integrates Epson ColorWorks CW-C4000 and CW-C6000 printers with STOPware’s visitor management software. The companies said the integration allows organizations to produce badges in real time without maintaining separate printer inventories or manually replacing badge stock. On-demand printing also ensures badges contain current visit information and reflect an organization’s security policies. The approach eliminates the need for pre-printed badge inventories and is designed to reduce bottlenecks at visitor sign-in locations. “Visitor badges are a frontline tool in ensuring building safety. By combining ColorWorks color printing technology with STOPware’s platform, organizations gain instantaneous visual clarity and robust identification without slowing down visitor flow,” said Debbie Pendleton, COO of STOPware, Inc.