You can now connect Pult to your own systems and AI tools with our new Public API and MCP server, now in beta. Read your organization's users, groups, offices, desk bookings and presence data through a standard REST API. Or connect AI tools like Claude, Cursor or Langdock and ask questions such as "How full was the office last week?". Admins create API keys under Settings → Security → API keys. Access is read-only and is switched on per organization, so contact us to turn it on.

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The browser kiosk at kiosk.pult.com now works much better on Android and other non-iPad tablets. A new full-screen button on the start screen hides the browser bars to give visitors more room. The signature page now fits on the screen without scrolling. Pulling down no longer reloads the page, and if the page does reload, the visitor stays on the same step. Just reload the kiosk page to get the update. The iPad kiosk app is still the recommended setup.

Each office can now have reception email addresses. Reception gets an email when a visitor is invited to that office, and when an invitation is cancelled. This covers single, group, series, AI bulk and Outlook-synced invitations. Nothing changes until an admin adds reception addresses under Visitors > General > Reception notifications.

Visitor flows can now send signed documents to internal recipients. Under Visitor flow > Notifications, admins can attach all signed PDFs to the flow's notification emails, and to the host's check-in email if the host gets notifications by email. If the PDFs total more than 7 MB, the email links to the dashboard instead. Both switches are off by default, so admins need to turn them on.

Kiosks can now be set to Walk-in only. The kiosk then opens straight on the walk-in form, without the invitation search and without employee check-in. Set it under Visitors > Devices, then open a kiosk and choose Walk-in only. iPads get this with the next iOS app update.

Admins can now choose which languages each visitor kiosk offers and which one is the default. Go to Visitors > Devices, open a kiosk, and set Kiosk languages. If only one language is set, the language picker is hidden, and the kiosk switches back to the default after each visitor. iPads get this with the next iOS app update.

Signature Validity

Admins can now set how long a visitor's signature counts, for each document: every visit, once, every N months, or each calendar year. New documents start at Once, and existing documents keep their current behaviour.

New Version:

To update a document, upload a new version under Documents > New version, then choose whether earlier signatures become invalid. Old signed documents stay stored, and the kiosk shows which documents are signed, with the date and why they still count.

IT admins can now build a Windows deployment bundle for the PULT Agent directly in the browser. The tool supports Intune packages (.intunewin) and generic Windows MDM bundles (.zip), helping teams skip the previous manual packaging steps.

Hosts can now receive an email when a guest checks out, extending visitor notifications beyond check-in. This helps teams keep reception and hosts informed throughout the full visitor journey.

Admins can now target announcements to specific teams, locations, or both—so the right people receive relevant updates without notifying the entire organization. Use the new Visible To field when creating an announcement to select locations and teams; leave it empty to continue sending the announcement to everyone. The announcements table also shows who each message is visible to.

The non-external Visitor Manager role can now view active employees on the People page in the dashboard, helping front desk staff verify a colleague’s identity if they forget their keycard. The list stays up to date as employees join or leave, and access is read-only.

Create visitor badges that show the details your team needs. Choose which visitor information to include, add a logo, and preview the badge before using it.