Open house sign-in: iPad kiosk, QR and printable sheet
Paperless sign-in on an iPad or visitors’ phones. Every lead in one list.
One open house, three ways to sign in
Run a paperless open house. Every visitor lands in one list.
Set it up once for the property. Visitors sign in on your iPad, on their own phone, or on a branded paper sheet.
Welcome!
Please sign in.
It takes about 30 seconds. Your will send you the disclosures and price details.
(000) 000-0000
DRE #00000000
| Name | Phone | Agent? Y / N | Timeline | Pre-appr.? Y / N | |
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Welcome!
Please sign in.
It takes about 30 seconds. Your will send you the disclosures and price details.
Put the “Scan to sign in” table tent by the door. Sign-ins from both land in the same list in your free account.
How it works
From setup to follow-up in three steps
- Step 1
Set up the property
Add the address, photo and the questions you want to ask. About two minutes.
- Step 2
Put it by the door
Start kiosk mode on your iPad, or stand the “Scan to sign in” tent on the counter.
- Step 3
Follow up from one list
Every sign-in, with answers and consent, lands in one list. Export to CSV any time.
Why it matters
Paper sign-in sheets lose leads
Handwriting is hard to read
Typed sign-ins give you a phone number and email you can actually use on Monday morning.
Phones are faster than clipboards
Visitors who don’t want to wait at the counter can scan the tent and sign in as they walk through.
Consent is recorded with each sign-in
Visitors agree before signing in, and text messages get their own opt-in, so your follow-up starts on the right foot.
Questions about the Open House Sign-In
No. They sign in on your iPad in kiosk mode, or scan the QR code and use their phone’s browser.