Sign In
Automated sign-in processes for all members of a community, including staff, visitors, and community members such as students or residents.
Visitor Management
Be confident that every visitor on-site is authorised to be there with an automated declaration and requirement checks and smart visitor scheduling.
Health & Safety
Automated body temperature* check and hands-free sign-in processes, to ensure your community is safe for all members. (*Pending TGA approval)
Communication
Real-time alerts and notifications to staff and visitors to ensure they are aware of what they need to know immediately.
What We Do
LoopLearn makes it simpler, quicker, and more efficient for organisations to ensure the health and safety of their communities and people in their care.
Great organisations provide environments that all people can feel safe and trust, including employees and visitors.
Some organisations have a specific duty of care for others – such as childcare centres, schools, aged care facilities, and other care providers.
LoopLearn helps organisations know who is on-premise, be confident that all people are authorised and safe to be there, and have an efficient system that alerts staff if a person is at risk.
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Sectors
Sectors
LoopLearn makes it simpler, quicker, and more efficient for organisations to ensure the health and safety of their communities and people in their care.
For Education and Childcare
Schools and childcare centres ensure that every child is accounted for and safe on campus. Learn how LoopLearn supports educators to automate previously manual processes, so more time can be spent on student education and engagement.
For Care Providers
Aged care facilities deliver great care to some of society’s most vulnerable individuals, making hygiene and visitor management a crucial part of their care. Learn how LoopLearn is helping aged care providers deliver a new high standard of care.
For Business
Organisations of all types and sizes need simple solutions to clock-on staff, sign in visitors, and ensure their workplaces are safe for their whole community. Learn how LoopLearn is streamlining solutions for a range of organisations.
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Solutions
Solutions
LoopKiosk
The LoopKiosk allows an organisation’s members, staff and visitors to quickly and easily take attendance or sign in/out, with a broad range of flexible and innovative functionality.
LoopLearn’s proprietary facial recognition technology creates a seamless user experience and options for hands-free sign in. It’s temperature sensor* checks that each persons body temperature is in a healthy range, and easily configure screening questions based on the type of person (e.g staff vs visitor). *Pending TGA approval.
Software
Easily manage your LoopLearn devices, sign in books, screening questions, visitor schedule, automated notification settings plus more via the easy to use LoopLearn Web Console.
LoopLearn can be used independently as a staff/visitor/member sign-in log and visitor management system, or easily integrate to other systems to enhance your digital ecosystem.
LoopSensor
Automatically log attendance of people in certain locations, without invading their privacy. The LoopSensor utilises LoopLearn’s proprietary facial recognition technology to simply keep a record of who was where, when, without saving any photos or video footage.
Perfect for taking the roll in busy classrooms or supporting staff in care facilities with notifications if a person in their care is unexpectedly missing.
Privacy is Our Differentiator
LoopLearn’s focus on privacy and security makes it the only technology suitable for organisations where privacy is paramount – in particular, aged care facilities, schools, universities, childcare centres, government, and other similar organisations.
Privacy and security are central to everything LoopLearn does, and its technology.
All LoopLearn products are fully compliant with Australian privacy requirements and meet high-security standards.
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Supporters
Supporters
LoopLearn has been commended by global technology and innovation leaders including The University of Melbourne, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and the Australian Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.
