
Envoy
The Receptionist
TractionGuest
SwipedOn
Teem
WhosOnLocation
VisitorTrack
Connect with Confidence

MoonDB
ScaleChamp
MongoLab
Supabase
Compose
MongoDB Atlas
Aiven
ObjectRocket offers an easy to use DBaaS (database as a service) platform.

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| Website | proxyclick.com | objectrocket.com |
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| Company | Startup from Belgium · 10 - 19 employees · 2004 | — |
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Proxyclick is a cloud-based solution transforming how employees, visitors, and contractors flow in and out of locations around the world. With Proxyclick, organizations ensure people are welcomed safely and efficiently on-site while ensuring all work locations are secure and comply with data...
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