A visitor going through the Selangkah check-in process at the Petaling Jaya City Council headquarters. — Photos: SAMUEL ONG and CHAN TAK KONG/The Star
HAVING one’s temperature taken, writing down contact details and using hand sanitiser are part of the new normal when entering most places following the implementation of the conditional movement control order (MCO).
As such, businesses welcome the Selangor government’s Selangkah, which functions like a digital visitors’ logbook using QR (quick response) codes.
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A visitor going through the Selangkah check-in process at the Petaling Jaya City Council headquarters. — Photos: SAMUEL ONG and CHAN TAK KONG/The Star
Selangkah is seen as a good idea because customers are reluctant to use pen and paper to write down their personal details.
Customers who visit any government or business premises in Selangor will have to use their phone to scan the QR code upon entering the building or making payment.
