It explained: “The Incedo solution now allows organisations to secure almost any opening with either an offline autonomous electronic lock or in real-time via online devices, with everything managed in one place, using the flexible, scalable, intuitive platform.”
Firstly, the organisation selects the access control hardware required across single or multiple buildings or sites, and then chooses between cloud or local management. Areas such as doors, cabinets, gates, server racks, ‘and more’ can be secured with Aperio wireless devices, wired readers, or PULSE smart key-operated, energy-harvesting locks.
Building users are issued with a credential – for example a mobile key on a smartphone, battery-free smart key, or smart-card – which allows access to authorised areas. Assa Abloy said: “The system can be administered securely from anywhere with an internet connection, and installation is easy, with no complex integrations required, and regular automatic software updates.
Jason Boyce, Commercial Product manager-EAC at Abloy UK, explained: “We have seen the landscape of access control change extensively in recent times, with businesses facing challenges such as hybrid working, the need for more efficient use of space, and low energy solutions. With this comes the requirement for access control, which is agile, scalable, and future-proof. The Incedo access control solution ticks all the boxes. With its vast range of digital locks and programmable credentials, it offers the flexibility to grow and adapt to meet evolving needs.”