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Access Control


“AX2Go gives facility managers the control, flexibility, and security they need to tackle the challenges of tomorrow, today. It’s a smarter, simpler, and more secure approach to access management.”


Bruce Donald, UK and Ireland Manager at SimonsVoss


Key Benefits: • Reduced Admin: No more lost keys or managing


card replacements. • Lower Costs: Cut down on rekeying fees, lock


Boost Security, Build Confidence


With thousands of people accessing campus facilities daily, universities must ensure their security measures are robust and future-proof. AX2Go offers end-to- end encryption and real-time cloud-based access rights management.


Here’s why AX2Go is a step up from traditional key- based access control: • Instant Access Revocation: Access can be


revoked instantly so there is no need to retrieve a key – or replace it if lost.


• Customised Access Schedules: Set specific access times for different users. For example, limit contractor access to specific hours or ensure that event staff only have access during event times.


• Audit Trails for Accountability: View access


logs for every user, every time. Track who accessed which areas and when, supporting transparency and security audits.


For educational campuses, where students, faculty, visitors and contractors move through multiple entry points daily, this level of control is invaluable.


Save Time, Cut Costs


AX2Go reduces the need for physical key management, cutting down on administrative work, lost keys, and replacement costs. No more rekeying entire buildings when keys go missing. Plus, facility managers no longer need to be physically present to issue new access rights. They can do it from anywhere via a cloud-based control system.


It’s not just reactive rekeying costs that will be saved, however. AX2Go is compatible with wireless door hardware which has a battery life of up to 12 years, making it a cheaper and much more reliable long-term option than hardwired alternatives.


Removing the need to hardwire locks saves time and costs during


installation


too, whilst eliminating business disruption and the upheaval associated


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Get in touch with SimonsVoss today by scanning the QR code to learn how this smartphone- based solution can transform your campus facility management.


replacements, and card issuance. • Speed and Simplicity: Assign and revoke access


for students, staff, and visitors remotely in seconds. Future-Proof Your Campus Security


The needs of educational campuses evolve year after year, and with AX2Go’s scalable technology, universities can future-proof their security strategy. Whether you’re managing a single campus or a multi-site institution, AX2Go grows with you.


With seamless integration into existing campus security systems and the ability to assign and manage access rights remotely, facility managers are always one step ahead.


See It in Action


Watch our video to see AX2Go in action (it’s on page 7 of the AX2Go brochure). Learn how simple it is to unlock doors with just a smartphone.


Get Ahead In 2025


Educational facilities face unique access challenges. From managing student dormitories to controlling access to high-security areas like labs and server rooms, simplicity and security are key. AX2Go is the answer.


If you’re ready to reduce admin, tighten


security, and future-


proof your campus, it’s time to consider AX2Go. Scan the QR below to see the full brochure.


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