Is your ID Card printer now back on the shelf where
it will most likely gather dust until next year?
Rather than just waiting for a new starter or for someone to lose their ID card, your hard-working plastic card printer could be delivering a whole heap of other benefits to your organisation.
Welcome visitors with a personalised visitor badge and include any policies you need them to adhere to on the reverse. You could include your COVID procedures for example.
Accompany it with a visitor lanyard and ensure all guests are easily identifiable.
Capture down important health and safety or operational information on a card for employees that can sit alongside their ID card.
It acts as a good reminder or reference guide during the working day.
Have your staff completed some first aid or
operational training?
People parking where they shouldn’t?
Print your own vehicle passes for members of staff and visitors.
Self-adhesive permit holders make them easy to display on the windscreen.
Print a short run of promotional discount or gift cards for customers as part of a seasonal or time-driven campaign.
Have an award for your employee of the month or sales person of the year? Or just want to recognise someone’s hard work? Print them out a new ID Card that shows off their efforts.
If you’re the type of business that has people coming for a day, or a set period of time, like a spa or gym – print your own temporary passes.
Buy a slot punch for plastic cards for people to wear on a lanyard or clip.
If you’re currently using hand written tags or labels in a customer-facing environment, take your presentation up to the next level by printing plastic cards instead.
You can also use them in the back-office, for example in your warehouse or stockroom to label up areas or products effectively.
We all get caught out having to de-ice the car in the morning. Rather than scrabbling around trying to find an ice scraper in the boot somewhere, have a card that sits in your wallet!
It’ll also stop you using your Credit or Bank card, which is way more problematic if it snaps…