The premises consist of 447 residences and spaces for commercial, leisure and retail enterprises. It was built by the Elliot Group, and is managed by property management company Urbanbubble. Three out of the five available blocks are already full of tenants. 

 

Elliot Lawless, director of The Elliot Group, added: "One Wolstenholme Square is a stunning new development in the heart of Liverpool. It delivers stylish, convenient and modern city living with additional commercial spaces to support Liverpool’s thriving economy.

 

"It is great to see tenants ready to move into many of the available apartments and to bring the development to life."

 

 

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Most mixed-usage premises such as this Liverpool development still use paper visitor books and plastic visitor badges to sign new people in and out of the premises.

 

Paper time and attendance and access control monitoring is inefficient and prone to errors. There are also potential problems with unprotected data (anyone can leaf through previous entries in the sign-in-book) and the security/health and safety concern of people forgetting to sign out after their visit, and the eternal receptionist struggle to read visitors’ handwriting.

 

At Time and Attendance North West we have the perfect visitor management solution: our Management of Contractors and Visitors Software (MCVS). This web-based application allows you to book visitor and contractor appointments in advance. Once appointments are booked, both parties receive a notification email with the details. 

 

If the appointment is for a visitor or contractor who needs to go around alone, our MCVS provides a Welfare Check page to set up welfare notification reminders. These reminders (an on screen popup or an email) prompt the host to perform a safety check on the lone worker. 

This means that you are kept up to date and there can be no ambiguity about location. A history of checks performed and acknowledged is also recorded for audit purposes.

 

If our visitor management system is integrated with an access control system, companies can control exactly where visitors can go, eliminating the chance of them wandering accidentally into high-security areas.