Access Control
AX2Go From SimonsVoss: Unlocking A Digital Revolution In Access Control
As facilities managers and their teams gear up for 2025, the drive for more efficient and secure access control is more pressing than ever.
With diverse spaces to manage, often including many multi-use buildings across one site, the challenges are clear – especially when you throw the management of keys into this mix.
Signing keys, keycards or transponders in and out, arranging new keys when a set goes walkabout, and even sharing single keys across teams is a drain on budgets, time and resources.
Not knowing exactly who has access to a facility, and when, means facilities managers rarely enjoy peace of mind that their buildings, the people, and the assets within them are 100% secure.
AX2Go: Mobile. Easy. Secure
There is a way to break out of the labyrinth of these frustratingly outdated systems and make access control smarter, centralised, and more flexible.
SimonsVoss’ new AX2Go system offers a forward-thinking, mobile-first solution that provides facilities managers with cutting-edge access management capabilities, from the palm of their hand.
With AX2Go, a user’s smartphone becomes a digital key, eliminating
the need for traditional keys or conventional
identification media, such as transponders and key cards, enabling flexible and secure short-term authorisations for building service providers, employees and visitors across a range of industries.
Bruce Donald, UK & Ireland Manager for SimonsVoss said, “A user simply needs to install the AX2Go app on their smartphone and receive the necessary authorisations from the administrator of the locking system. Placing their smartphone on the lock then opens the door they require.”
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AX2Go allows building and facility managers greater access control and flexibility via smartphones, reduced management costs and better access to real-time data.
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