Territory Check-In App gets major upgrade
New upgrades to the Territory Check-In app have increased efficiency for businesses and contact tracers.
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UPGRADES to the Territory Check-In app will now allow businesses to use an iPad as a digital doorman.
The upgrade allows venues and businesses to check-in patrons that do not have a smart phone or device.
The new function also means contact tracers will no longer need to go through pages of paper if an exposure site is called. A contact list can be generated at the push of a button
Territorians and visitors can check-in digitally even where there is no internet service, with the data stored in the database as soon as the user is back in range.
While restrictions have been lifted in the Territory the Check-In app is mandatory for all places to collect customer and visitor details. The chief health officer direction includes construction sites, education institutions, indoor and outdoor markets and places that provide sporting or physical training activities.
Download the app visit coronavirus.nt.gov.au/stay-safe/check-in-app
Originally published as Territory Check-In App gets major upgrade
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