What blacklisted Visitor Alerts does
With blacklisted Visitor Alerts, Secure Nest flags a name or vehicle number the moment it's entered at the gate, based on a society blacklist. Committees and residents both see the same record, so there's no back-and-forth over what actually happened.
Key benefits
- Guard is warned before the person is let in.
- Blacklist can be managed by admins only.
- Works across name, phone number, and vehicle number.
- Every blocked attempt is logged for review.
How it works
1
Turn it on
The admin enables blacklisted Visitor Alerts for your society from the Secure Nest dashboard — no separate installation needed.
2
Set your rules
Configure it to match how your society actually works: who can approve, what gets logged, and who's notified.
3
It runs itself
From here, blacklisted Visitor Alerts works in the background — residents, guards, and the committee all see the same up-to-date record.
Why societies choose this
Blacklisted Visitor Alerts is designed to fit into how Indian housing societies actually run day to day — including patchy connectivity at the gate and guards who may be more comfortable on a simple phone screen than a full admin console.
Frequently asked questions
In most cases, yes. Blacklisted Visitor Alerts runs on the Secure Nest app and dashboard, and where hardware is involved (like cameras or access devices), it's designed to work alongside common existing setups rather than requiring a full replacement.
Yes — it's built for residents and staff who may not be comfortable with complex apps. Most residents are up and running within their first use, and guards typically need only a short walkthrough.
Yes. Records created through this module are stored securely and access is limited by role, so residents, guards, and committee members only see what's relevant to them.