Access Control
How Does It Work?
The AX2Go app turns a smartphone into a secure, contactless access key through Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology, allowing users to unlock doors simply by presenting their device to the lock.
Conventional identification media must be handed over physically – this is no longer the case when AX2Go is in place. The administrator simply assigns the authorisations in the administration software and then sends these straight to the user by email, text message or via a QR code.
No internet connection is required to open locks, and as the app is supported by all common smartphones and with an iOS and an Android version also available, coverage of up to 99% of the smartphone market is possible.
The AX2Go system is already proving invaluable for facility managers in the care home and education sectors, where high security and restricted access to sensitive areas are paramount.
Managers can issue or revoke access permissions via
AX
Manager software, which sends updates directly to the app, ensuring real-time control.
2025: Time For a Digital Future?
Implementing AX2Go enhances operational efficiency and simplifies access management by reducing the need for physical keys. Staff no longer face the hassle of carrying numerous access paraphernalia or managing complex lock-and-key systems. As a mobile-first solution, AX2Go integrates with existing devices and networks, so avoids extensive hardware upgrades.
In short, AX2Go offers a secure, scalable, and intuitive access management solution designed to meet the demands of dynamic facilities teams across a range of sectors.
For those looking to modernise security protocols and enhance user convenience, AX2Go is the future-ready solution that delivers both security and simplicity.
Enjoy a secure, smarter, and more connected 2025.
Revolutionise your access control systems and unlock the potential of digital facility management.
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