Digital Society - Community

A Digital Society (DS) management app for societies can help simplify and streamline the visitor management process by allowing residents and society management to manage visitor information and access from their smartphones or computers. Here are some key features that a Digital Society’s app for societies may include:

Real-time visitor tracking: The app can allow security personnel to track the movement of visitors in real-time, providing increased security.

Notifications: The app can send notifications to residents when their visitors arrive, allowing them to grant access remotely.

Contactless check-in: The app can allow visitors to check-in and obtain gate passes without the need for physical contact with security personnel.

Access control: The app can allow society management to control visitor access to different areas of the premises, such as parking, common areas, or individual buildings.

Visitor logs: The app can automatically log the details of visitors, including their name, contact information, purpose of visit, and time of entry and exit.

Analytics: The app can provide data and analytics on visitor traffic, allowing society management to better understand visitor behavior and improve overall security and management.

Daily help : Here owner’s can add there daily helper’s, So security person will not stop them on gate, they can enter directly on gate, you can say it will work like a pass

Committee member : All committee member contact number will be here, so any emergency society member can contact them

Notice Board : Here all notices will be display.

Complaint Management : Here a society member can complain regarding any issue.


A Digital Society’s (DS) app can provide many benefits for societies, including increased efficiency, improved security, and enhanced resident experience. It is important to choose an app that meets the specific needs of your society and ensures the privacy and security of visitor information.

Pre-registration: Visitors can be pre-registered by the resident they are visiting, allowing for faster entry into the premises.