SECURE ACCESS CONTROL WITH MOBILE AUTHENTICATION
MOVE INTO THE FUTURE
Mobile access credentials are a secure way for authorized key holders to access a particular location. The registered mobile-enabled employees can enter a specific physical location with a few clicks on their phones. As opposed to printed identity cards and physical documents, mobile access control offers a more convenient experience for both workers and administrators. Use fingerprint on smart phones and/or PIN number on any mobile phone with Bluetooth.
CLOUD-BASED ACCESS MANAGEMENT
SECURE AND MANAGED FROM ANYWHERE
Advantages of Secutel NoKey include ease of operation, improved security, and remote control of any specific location from the NOKEY.io cloud. All accesses are managed and logged in the cloud with an administrator granting and revoking mobile credentials.
- You don’t need a local server! All your data is hosted on a secure remote server, which eliminates maintenance and training costs.
- Over-the-air security and new feature updates.
- Technical assistance from a professional dedicated support team.
EASE OF OPERATION
Advantages of Secutel NoKey include ease of operation, improved security, and remote control of any specific location from the NOKEY.io cloud.
All accesses are managed and logged in the cloud with an administrator granting and revoking mobile credentials.
INTEGRATION MADE EASY
The NOKEY solution integrates with the Secutel Visual verifier and SecuVue systems – which enables visuals of all entries and exits. It can also be configured to automatically arm or disarm the intruder detection systems. Monitor door open/closed and door locked/unlocked statuses with automated alarms at all times.
SECURE AND EFFICIENT COMMUNICATION
NoKey uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology which takes care of the process of pairing between the authorized mobile phone and the NoKey door controller. A secure Bluetooth connection can be established from the distance of a few meters giving it a noticeable edge over traditional RFID card technologies, which have a read range of about a few centimeters.