• Visual Identification: The Digital Video Door Entry allows staff and residents to visually confirm the identity of visitors before granting access. This extra layer of security ensures that only authorised or known individuals enter the premises, reducing the risk of unwanted or unauthorised entry.
• Prevention of Tailgating: Tailgating, where unauthorized individuals slip through open doors behind someone else, can be minimised. With video verification, staff can monitor and control the door more effectively.

• Safer Visitor Management: Residents, especially those in care homes or assisted living, can feel vulnerable when answering doors. The video door entry feature enables staff to screen visitors on their behalf, ensuring only safe and appropriate people have access to the building.
• Emergency Situations: In case of suspicious activity or potential security risks, staff can visually assess the situation from a safe location before intervening, allowing for quicker, more informed decision-making.

• Remote Access Control: Staff can remotely manage door entry from the Yorbl Hub, reducing the need to physically attend the door. This is especially useful in large care facilities where the front desk or warden may be located far from the entry point.
• Time-Saving: Instead of physically escorting visitors in and out, staff can manage access directly from their device, allowing them to focus more on resident care.

• Two-Way Audio and Video Communication: The system typically supports both video and audio, enabling staff and residents to have real-time conversations with visitors at the door. This ensures clearer communication, especially for residents who may have hearing or cognitive impairments.
• Better Resident Engagement: For residents who may want more independence, the system allows them to interact with visitors without opening the door, helping them feel involved in the process while maintaining safety.

• Off-Site Monitoring: The video door entry system can often be integrated with cloud-based platforms, allowing staff to monitor and control door access from remote locations. This is useful during non-staffed hours or in cases where residents live more independently but still require occasional oversight.
• Audit Trails: Some digital video door entry systems log all access attempts, providing a record of who entered or attempted to enter the premises. This can be valuable for incident investigations or routine security audits.

Easier Door Control: Residents with mobility challenges or physical disabilities can remotely view and speak with visitors without needing to move to the door. Staff can assist remotely, offering greater autonomy for those residents.

Part of a Broader Ecosystem: The Yorbl Hub’s Digital Video Door Entry can integrate with other smart systems, such as fall detection or emergency response. In case of a potential emergency, staff can check on the resident's status or any outside visitor who might pose a concern.