A Chatham-Kent company is helping organizations across the globe make it easier to screen employees for COVID-19 symptoms.
Intellitix, a Chatham-Kent based business best known for its technology that helps event and festival organizers around the world, has launched CrowdBlink Protect.
The new cloud-based software helps organizations of all sizes implement an easy-to-use daily screening tool.
“It’s been a whirlwind year that started with Intellitix in acquisition and expansion mode, then in what was effectively a single day in March, saw our entire team have to completely adapt to a new reality due to COVID,” said Intellitix Chief Operating Officer Peter Fantuz. “We decided the best decision was to pivot our main product offering because large live events are not likely to be coming back in the near future.”
With the software change, businesses are now able to access the CrowdBlink Protect software by Intellitix to conduct daily assessments of their employees for symptoms of COVID-19.
According to CSO and VP Sales and Marketing Milan Malivuk, Intellitix has customers from around the world now using the platform.
The technology is being used by a variety of different industries including construction, manufacturing, and greenhouses. In addition, there has been wide adoption by retirement and senior care facilities, daycares, and office buildings.
Malivuk said one of the main selling points is that the technology is easy to use and cost-effective.
“Employees are able to self-assess in under 15 seconds using their smartphone before they even arrive, which streamlines the screening process operationally for both employees and the business itself. Businesses such as daycares can have a screening station at the door and quickly record both visitors and staff,” said Malivuk. “As well, many of these industries are being mandated to not just have screening, but they are also being advised to keep accurate records. Our software is able to automatically provide both real-time and historical reporting with no overhead.”
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