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Managed access control gives a strata a safer and more practical alternative to shared-door keys. Individual credentials can be assigned to selected doors, limited by schedule and cancelled without rekeying the whole building.
Replace key uncertainty with managed credentials
A lost or copied mechanical common-area key cannot be cancelled. A lost fob, card or mobile credential can be disabled while every other resident keeps access. Mechanical key override can remain part of emergency and maintenance planning.
Offer more than one resident option
Mobile app, BLE, NFC and compatible wallet credentials can work alongside fobs. A flexible rollout improves adoption and provides alternatives for residents who do not carry or prefer to use a smartphone.
- Fob or card
- Mobile app
- BLE entry
- NFC or compatible wallet
- Temporary QR or PIN
- Optional biometric method after privacy review
Plan the management workflow
Define who adds and removes residents, how rental managers control assigned units, how lost devices are reported, how temporary users expire and how administrator permissions are reviewed. Use understandable access groups rather than hundreds of exceptions.
Connect the whole resident path
One access identity can support the gate, parkade lobby, building entrance, elevator floor and approved amenities. The complete design also includes controllers, power, batteries, locks, door contacts, request-to-exit and life-safety operation.
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