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# Going live with your site

Your site is configured and you have completed your first test visit — well done! Before welcoming your first real visitors, here is a checklist to ensure everything is in order. Review each point for a smooth launch.

**Audience:** Administrators
**Application:** Admin (app.anghello.co)
**Estimated time:** 10 minutes

### Before you begin

* You must have completed the previous steps of the "Getting started with Anghello" guide
* At least one test visit must have been completed (see "Testing your first visit")

### Go-live checklist

Review each section below. When everything is checked, your site is ready to welcome real visitors!

#### 1. Organization and site

* Your organization's **name and logo** are up to date — they appear on the welcome kiosk (check in **Settings** > **Organization**)
* The **site name** is clear and identifiable for your visitors (check in **Settings** > **Sites**)
* The **site address** is filled in (optional but recommended)

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#### 2. Host employees

* All employees likely to receive visitors are **added** to the host employee list
* Each employee has an **email address** filled in (to receive arrival notifications)
* Employees who receive the most visitors are marked as **favorites** (star) to appear first on the kiosk
* Each employee is linked to the **correct site** (or to multiple sites if they move between sites)

> 💡 **Tip:** Consider the CSV import if you have many employees to add at once. See "Add your host employees" for the complete guide.

#### 3. Welcome flow

* **Entry instructions** are written and enabled (if you want your visitors to read safety rules or internal regulations)
* **Custom fields** are configured (company, visit purpose, license plate… according to your needs)
* **Visitor types** are defined, if you want to customize the flow based on the visitor's profile (supplier, candidate, customer…)
* The **validation quiz** is ready, if your instructions require a comprehension check
* **Welcome languages** are configured — enable all languages spoken by your visitors

> 💡 **Tip:** Test the full flow on your smartphone after each change. Scan your QR code and check that the screen sequence (form → instructions → quiz → confirmation) matches what you expect.

#### 4. Notifications

* **Email notifications** are enabled in **Settings** > **Sites** > **Features** > **Notifications**
* **SMS notifications** are enabled if desired (in addition to email)
* A notification test was conducted during your test visit — check that the email arrived in the host employee's inbox

> ⚠️ **Important:** If emails end up in your employees' spam folders, ask them to add **no-reply@anghello.co** to their contacts.

#### 5. QR code and display

* The **QR code poster** is printed and displayed at the entrance of your site, clearly visible to visitors
* The QR code has been **tested** with a smartphone — it opens correctly on the welcome kiosk
* If you are using a **tablet**, it is installed, connected, and working correctly

> 💡 **Tip:** Display the poster at eye level, near the main entrance or reception desk. Visitors should spot it immediately upon arrival.

#### 6. Security and compliance

* The **QR code security options** are appropriate for your environment (VPN, proxy, country filter)
* **Automations** are configured: automatic visit closure at the end of the day, anonymization after X days (recommended for GDPR compliance)
* **Evacuation contacts** are defined, if you wish to use the evacuation feature

#### 7. Team and access

* Your team's **users** are added with the correct roles (manager, receptionist…)
* Each user knows **how to access** the administration interface (app.anghello.co) and the Supervisor (spv.anghello.co) if needed
* **Visitor modification rights** are configured according to your internal rules

### Informing your team

Before launch day, remember to notify the relevant people:

**Your host employees:**

* Explain that they will receive an **email** (and/or SMS) each time a visitor designates them as host
* Show them what the **notification** looks like so they know how to recognize it
* Let them know they do not need to configure anything — everything is managed from the administration interface

**Reception / front desk:**

* Train them to use the **Supervisor interface** (spv.anghello.co) to monitor visits in real time
* Show them how to **manually check in a visitor** from the administration interface if needed
* Explain how the **QR code poster** works so they can guide visitors

**Management / security:**

* Introduce the **evacuation** feature and the reports of people on site
* Show the **CSV exports** for visit history

### Launch day

On the day you start welcoming real visitors, keep these tips in mind:

1. **Stay available** during the first few hours — observe how visitors interact with the kiosk and adjust if necessary
2. **Check notifications** — make sure the first arrival emails are received correctly by your employees
3. **Check the Dashboard** — in the administration interface, the **Visitors** page displays arrivals and departures in real time
4. **Stay in touch** — our team is available via the chat at the bottom right if you have any questions

> 💡 **Tip:** During the first few days, some visitors may need to be shown the QR code or guided. This is completely normal! After a few days, it becomes second nature.

### Good to know

> 💡 **Tip:** Your site is operational from the moment it is created — there is no "activate" button or draft mode. As soon as the QR code poster is displayed and your employees are added, visitors can register.

> 💡 **Tip:** You can modify your site's configuration at any time, even after launch. Changes are applied in real time on the welcome kiosk.

> 💡 **Tip:** If you manage multiple sites, repeat this checklist for each site. Each site has its own independent configuration.

### Troubleshooting

| Problem | Solution |
| ---- |
| Visitors cannot find the QR code | Move the poster to a more visible location (main entrance, reception desk). Consider a rigid stand or easel. |
| Employees do not receive notifications | Check that notifications are enabled in the site settings and that each employee has a valid email. See "[Managing notifications](https://help.anghello.com/en/article/manage-notifications-15djoc0/)". |
| A visitor does not understand the kiosk | Check that the welcome languages match those of your visitors. Simplify instructions if they are too long. |
| The kiosk displays an error when a visitor scans | Check the QR code security options (VPN, proxy, country filter). See "[Configure the QR code and download the poster](https://help.anghello.com/en/article/configure-the-qr-code-and-download-the-poster-1g94w4z/)". |
| A host employee is missing from the kiosk list | Check that they are linked to the correct site and that they are not deactivated. See "[Add your host employees](https://help.anghello.com/en/article/add-your-host-employees-upsp3m/)". |

If the problem persists, contact our team via the chat at the bottom right of your screen or at support@anghello.co.