VeriScan Age Verification and Visitor Management with M280 2D Flatbed Scanner E-Seek M280 Flatbed Scanner Reads magnetic stripe, 2D barcode, Linear barcodes: Code 39, Code 128. Smartsled sold separately. USB Not Included. VeriScan provides an effective and easy to operate ID reading software with ability to capture photo image via connected camera. Collect, update, and maintain your visitors' records through a user friendly interface. Export data in multiple formats, print badges, save log entries and set up custom alerts Bundle includes: M-280 ID Reader with Flatbed Scanner with VeriScan Plus - Access control, CRM, visitor management, and membership management software for systems running Windows Pull up guest reservation in your PMS in less than 1 second with the scan of guest ID Auto-populate guest information directly into your PMSin less than 1 second Expedite the check-in process Ensure accurate guest data Automatically verify the age of individuals checking into hotel Compatible with most Windows-based PMS Classify guests by groups such as DNR Receive instant notification of a DNR guest upon the scan of their ID Link guest data with credit card information Easily access time stamped guest history and data via text search or time filters Run reports, filter by date and time and easily share information Validate all passports &amp; any U.S. or Canadian government issued ID, as well as many other countries Scan ID &amp; collect customer data in less than 1 second Streamline visitor management Increase efficiency Enhance security Connect multiple locations M280 incorporates a magnetic stripe reader, 2D barcode reader, and a flat bed scanner (300 dpi) that reads any government issued ID card with magnetic stripe information and/or 2D barcodes. This approach to scanning both magstripe and 2D information with one device is an ideal solution for the POS, ID validation and law enforcement environment. ID card or license can be positioned on the scratch-proof glass lens of the Model 280, and with the simple press of a button, a high resolution image (JPEG) of the ID is captured and attached to the data stream. Data is transferred to the host device via a standard USB interface.