
Pacha NYC (2026)
Bespoke software gives real-time occupancy data across Brooklyn Hall and Pacha, on one system with access control and 200+ AI-powered cameras.
Guests get a pass, hosts get notified and the turnstile opens for the right person.
installations over 10+ years
support for managed-service clients
Rated 4.9/5 by 110+ NYC corporations
Operating throughout New York
A visitor management system in NYC replaces the sign-in book with a digital record and links each visitor to the doors they may use. The value is in that link, not the tablet at the desk.
Pre-registration
Hosts invite guests ahead, so the lobby knows who is expected.
ID scanning and badges
Identity is recorded at check-in, with printed or digital visitor badges.
QR code passes
Temporary credentials work only for the visit window and the doors needed.
Host notifications and agreements
Hosts are alerted on arrival; visitors can sign an NDA or site rules at check-in.
Watchlist screening
Check-ins are checked against an internal do-not-admit list.
Audit trail and roll call
Every visit is logged, and an emergency roll call shows who is on site.
Visitor management connected to access control means the pass works on real hardware, not just a printed badge.

Turnstiles
A QR code opens a lobby lane during the visit window.
Elevators
The same pass calls the elevator to the host's floor only.
Doors
Contractors get time-limited access to plant rooms, and passes lapse automatically.
We usually deploy the visitor module of the platform you already run: OnGuard Visitor on LenelS2, C•CURE 9000 Visitor Management on Software House, or Brivo Visitor Management on Brivo. Each issues passes your platform already trusts.
Visitor software, turnstiles and access control are delivered as one system. Highline designs and tests the whole journey, kiosk to floor.

Bespoke software gives real-time occupancy data across Brooklyn Hall and Pacha, on one system with access control and 200+ AI-powered cameras.

Developed for Mirage and later adopted by Christie's.
“Tony sorted everything from start to finish, even helped integrate our old key cards with the new system. The app is super convenient for managing access.”
Want visitors reaching the right floor without a queue?
Choose the visitor management solution after the access control decision, not before. If it can't issue a credential your readers accept, the pass prints but never opens a lane.
| Type | How it works | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Self-service check-in kiosk | Visitors scan ID or a QR invite and print a badge | Busy office lobbies |
| Touchless / mobile check-in | Visitors check in from their phone and receive a mobile pass | Pre-registered guests, peak hours |
| Desk-led | Staff check visitors in and issue passes | Schools, clinics, exception handling |
Cloud-based vs on-premises
Match the hosting model to your access control platform and IT policy.
Credential format
QR, mobile or card, readable at every lane and door the visitor needs.
Data retention and privacy
Set how long records are kept and who can see them.
An office visitor management system in a multi-tenant New York building serves two owners: the building, which controls the lobby, and each tenant, which controls its guests.
Tenant self-service
Each tenant pre-registers its own visitors.
Building rules and peak flow
Management sets lobby policy; pre-registered guests go straight to a lane.
Delivery and courier handling
A separate route keeps deliveries out of the visitor queue.
School and healthcare visitor management is about knowing exactly who is in the building, and where they are allowed to go.
Schools
One controlled school entry, with ID check and watchlist before visitors reach students.
Lockdown integration
When visitor management and access control share a platform, a lockdown covers every door the visitor system touches.
Healthcare
Area-based passes limit families to the hospital wards they visit; vendors get time-limited access.
Open integration
Connect to the school's SIS rather than adding another silo.
A visitor management project starts with the visitor journey, not the software.
who visits, where they go, who approves.
to match your access control and readers.
kiosks, badge printers and lane readers.
every pass opens what it should, and nothing else.
larger buildings are phased. We provide 24/7 support for existing clients on managed service and maintenance, with a 4-hour response on critical failures.
FAQs
Short answers on integration, turnstile and elevator passes, schools, hosting, cost and record retention.
A visitor management system can usually work with your existing access control if the platform supports it. We confirm compatibility before recommending software.
Visitors get through turnstiles and elevators with a QR code issued at check-in. It works only during the visit, on the host's floor.
A school visitor management system should include ID check-in, watchlist screening, badges and a full visit log. It should connect to access control so a lockdown covers every door.
Cloud-based or on-premises visitor management should follow your access control platform. Cloud suits multi-site portfolios; on-premises suits buildings with strict on-site data policies.
The cost to set up a visitor management system depends on licenses per lobby, kiosks, badge printers and integration work. We price it after mapping the journey.
How long visitor records and ID scans are kept is set by your policy. We configure retention and automatic deletion to match it.
Tell us about your lobby, tenants or school entrance. We'll design how visitors check in and get through.