vFound vs Envoy Visitors
Envoy Visitors and vFound serve different desk requirements. Envoy Visitors documents pre-registration with an emailed QR and assessments with correct answers and validity periods. vFound Visitors supports invitations, QR passes and staff sign-in controls, but its questions and agreements are not a scored induction assessment.
We publish vFound. This is a review of the linked public documentation, not an independent hands-on test of Envoy Visitors. Confirm the required tier, hardware and full price with each provider.
Envoy Visitors facts checked against its public website on 23 October 2026.
Side by side
| Feature | vFound | Envoy Visitors |
|---|---|---|
| Price | US$67/month per venue, billed yearly (US$804 a year), unlimited visits | Basic is free with 100 entries per month and up to 50 employees in the directory; Premium is $362 per location a month, billed annually; Enterprise is quoted. Confirm the platform fee and required tier.Source |
| Host alerts | Email to the host, and Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat | Host notifications on BasicSource |
| Badges | Printable badges included | Badge printing on PremiumSource |
| Visitor agreements | Your visitor terms, agreed before sign-in, with an optional signature | Legal documents such as NDAs on PremiumSource |
| Photos and identity checks | Optional private visitor photos and photo badges; staff can record a visual check of a physical photo ID. No ID document image or number, automated verification, facial recognition or watchlist. | Visitor photos on PremiumSource |
| Photos and identity checks | Optional private visitor photos and photo badges; staff can record a visual check of a physical photo ID. No ID document image or number, automated verification, facial recognition or watchlist. | ID scanning with 500 scans a year included, blocklist scanning and facial recognition sign-in on EnterpriseSource |
| App to install | None: visitors sign in on their own phone, or on any tablet paired in the browser | The kiosk iPad runs the Envoy Visitors Kiosk app from the App StoreSource |
| Expected visitors | Invitations and QR passes for expected visitors. | Registration can produce an emailed QR pass for kiosk sign-in; its help specifies a paired iPad and app version requirements.Source |
| Induction assessments | Visitor questions and agreement records; no scored assessment with validity and retraining rules. | Assessments can require all answers correct, set a validity period and require retaking after changes.Source |
Choose Envoy Visitors if
- You need the documented scored assessments and retake rules for returning visitors.
- Your lobby is built around Envoy iPad registration and QR sign-in.
Choose vFound if
- You want guests to sign in on their phones and a browser-based desk view.
- You want a live visitor roll call and staff sign-in records alongside other vFound desk products.
Try the actual desk journey
vFound does not automate ID verification or provide a scored induction assessment. Its roll call covers visitors, not an employee attendance register.
A contractor keeps one pass for the length of the job. It repeats on weekdays.
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- Invite a fictional contractor, open the QR pass and complete sign-in at a paired browser kiosk. Check the host notice and desk status.
- Start a visitor roll call and mark that fictional visitor accounted for. Confirm who must handle employees and people outside the visitor register.
Use fictional sample records for rehearsal. This screen illustrates vFound, not the other product.
Plan a careful switch from Envoy Visitors
Keep the original evidence under your venue’s retention policy. Verify the destination records before retiring the old system; no one-click migration is promised.
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- Ask Envoy which employee, host and visitor exports your role permits. Retain signed agreements and historical visitor records privately; do not assume agreements transfer.
- Preview a synthetic host list in vFound People, configure visitor types and try an invitation. Rebuild questions, approval rules and badge settings rather than copying private links.
- Set a cutover time, close or reconcile open visits and reissue future invitations where needed. Old Envoy QR passes are not vFound passes.
Meet vFound Visitors
Visitors register on their phone or your paired kiosk, their host hears at once, and a live roll call shows who is safe.
See everything in vFound VisitorsFrequently asked questions
How does vFound Visitors compare with Envoy on price?+
Envoy publishes Visitors Basic free for up to 100 entries a month and Premium at $362 per location a month, billed annually. vFound Visitors costs US$67/month per venue, billed yearly at US$804, with unlimited visits, badges and visitor terms included.
What should we test before replacing Envoy Visitors with vFound?+
Invite a fictional contractor, open the QR pass and complete sign-in at a paired browser kiosk. Check the host notice and desk status. vFound does not automate ID verification or provide a scored induction assessment. Its roll call covers visitors, not an employee attendance register.
Will our existing Envoy Visitors links and history move automatically?+
No automatic transfer of private links or historical evidence is promised. Ask Envoy which employee, host and visitor exports your role permits. Retain signed agreements and historical visitor records privately; do not assume agreements transfer.
Try vFound Visitors with your own desk.
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