Know at the gate who can enter.
Most REPSE systems tell you who entered at month-end — an autopsy. Vigía Legal moves the check to the gate: the guard scans the worker's QR and sees, on the spot, their photo and whether they can enter. Vendor in good standing, IMSS active, work permit valid. If something's missing, they don't enter. And it works even without Internet.
An autopsy doesn't prevent the accident.
On a remote site during a workover, 100 to 1,500 different contractors a day come in, from dozens of companies. Today you learn who entered when the list reaches you at month-end. By then it's an audit, not a control — and a worker without IMSS enrollment who gets hurt is your joint-and-several liability.
The only place to actually prevent it is the gate. That's where Vigía Legal puts the verdict: before the worker steps onto your site, not a month after.
Three steps. Two seconds at the gate.
QR per worker
The vendor generates each worker's QR from their portal and sends it by email. The worker shows it at the gate — no app to install on their side.
Green or red, with the reason
The guard scans with their phone. In 2 seconds: photo, name, and the verdict. If red, exactly what's missing — 'Luis's IMSS payment for this month.'
Photo against impersonation
The verdict travels with the worker's photo so the guard confirms it's really them. A green QR with someone else's face doesn't get in.
Every entry, logged
Who entered, when, at which site, with what status. The access log is your evidence — and your billing meter.
Works where the others don't reach.
At a remote battery the gate sometimes can't even reach the Internet. So the day's passes are issued each morning, cryptographically signed, and cached on the guard's phone. The phone verifies the signature locally — no network — and the entries sync when the signal returns.
Put the verdict at your gate.
Tell us your sites and roster size. We'll show you the guard app running on your case — including the offline mode for remote sites.