Take Total Control of Your Facilities. Eliminate the Cost and Risk of Lost Keys & Assets.


In facilities management, a misplaced key isn’t just an inconvenience, it’s a security breach and a costly replacement. Every day, contractors, staff, and security personnel require access to critical areas and high-value equipment. When assets go missing, the knock-on effects disrupt your entire operation.


For nearly 30 years, KeyTracker has been the UK’s leading provider of key and asset management solutions. Our comprehensive range of mechanical and electronic systems is designed with one primary goal: loss prevention.


Whether managing a single commercial building or a complex multi-site estate, our solutions provide total visibility and control 24/7.


Don’t leave your site’s security to chance. Upgrade from outdated manual logs and unsecured drawers to a structured, secure infrastructure. Protect your assets, safeguard your premises, and empower your team with the power of traceability.


Why Facilities Managers Choose KeyTracker:


• Unrivalled Accountability: Know exactly who has which key or asset, and when it is due back.


• Complete Loss Prevention: Eliminate the constant threat of misplaced keys, stolen equipment, and unauthorised access.


• Enhanced Efficiency: Never waste time searching for keys again. Streamline handovers between shifts and contractors.


• Scalable Solutions: From simple mechanical peg-in, peg-out boards to advanced electronic RFID cabinets and intelligent lockers.


Secure your facility today www.KeyTracker.com - Sales@KeyTracker.com - 01215599000


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