To make things easier and clearer, we decided to add a new feature - i.e. after a security officer scanned the visitor's QR code, visitor profile will pop up. This feature enables security officer to compare and make sure that the visitor is indeed the person who has been approved the visitation. We believe by doing this, security level can be enhanced. We do not tolerate any false visitors.

When a neighbourhood management requests their visitor to provide his/her photo, we expect them to provide real photo. However, there may be some of them refuse to provide their real photo by simply uploading any picture image. We are working on verifying uploaded photo, if the photo is not a "human" photo, we will prompt visitor to re-upload a new photo. By doing so, we hope to increase the possibility of visitor to provide their real photo.

i-Neighbour is created for the sake of a neighbourhood's security. We work our best and always prepare for the worst. Panic button is a great tool for a neighbourhood, especially for the residents to get help during emergency. In case of emergency, residents can trigger the panic button on i-Neighbour App and S.O.S request will be sent via push notification (mobile app) to emergency contact person, residential management, committee members and security personnel.

When Panic Button is triggered, flash and sound will be played on the smartphone. Users (residents) can turn on or off the flash and sound in Settings. Also, five (5) photos will be taken by the user's phone and will be uploaded to the server to be seen by the neighbourhood's emergency contact person, residential management, committee members and security personnel and, or, whoever receive the push notification.

Currently language translation is only available in web application. We are in the midst enabling language translation in our mobile application now. We foresee by mid of Jan 2017, users will be able to use our language translation function in mobile app too! The available languages will be English, Malay and Chinese.

While we have the function to let user make a call by tapping on the contact number, we also do not forget about the email. By simply tapping the email address, user's phone will open email app in his/her mobile phone.

User-friendliness is our priority. We are working on our mobile app - so that user can make phone call by simply tapping on the contact number, which includes contact numbers in security company profile, neighbourhood profile, committee members and important contacts.

We are working to add a new feature which allows resident to add emergency contact in i-Neighbour Mobile app. With this emergency contact, when the resident triggers Panic Button, besides the default receivers set by neighbourhood, all the contacts in emergency contact will also receive push notification.

In i-Neighbour Info Zone (aka Notice Board), we prepare a place for neighbourhood admin to upload important documents and contacts. Currently it is not so easy to browse through, therefore we have a new UI which consists of folders. We believe Folder View will be a better solution for user to view the information easily, also neighbourhood admin can group the info effectively.

i-Neighbour is currently working on new feature - Incident Report. This feature allows residents, security guards and committee members to report incident that happened, for eg neighbour’s house break in, facilities break down etc, to the management.

When a person reports an accident, push notification and mailer will be sent to the master admin. Master admin has the authority to publish the incident reported to all the users. We will allow master admin to write a comment to the incident reported.

We are extending the function of Panic Button into powerful alarm system. When Panic Button is triggered by a resident, security will receive push notification. If the neighbourhood is deploying our i-Neighbour Alarm System, it will then trigger the siren and everyone in the neighbourhood will know something has happened!

Our design team is currently working on the user-interface and R&D is working on the function itself, very soon this feature will be available for neighbourhood management to add on to their existing package.