Scalable securityThe company is growing fast, really fast. They have employees coming and going at all hours of the day and night. They are also adding new hires on a weekly basis, so the complexity of managing physical keys and issuing them to employees was getting way out of hand. They knew they needed an access control system but were underwhelmed by all the outdated options presented to them. 

Fully integrated digital accessWhen The X Company approached Foxbox Digital to build a custom access control platform for their national network of social clubs and private residences, the challenge was clear immediately: how do you combine disparate access systems, without compromising the user experience? Existing access control systems focused on individual unit doors and lacked the security features required for the busy lobby and amenity spaces. Foxbox found the Openpath access control solutions were better suited for the shared spaces, functioning as a 24/7, cloud-based security concierge without requiring on-site staff. In order to have them function as one system, Foxbox’s integrated solution had to sync two dashboards and two mobile SDKs into one sleek, user-friendly resident app with a host of modern features and capabilities.

Agent-friendly, as well as customer-friendly – Kustomer, unifies data from multiple sources, enabling companies to deliver effortless, consistent, and personalized service and support through a single timeline view.Kustomer was building out a new office space and was searching for an access control solution that would provide a seamless experience for their employees.It was important for them to find a solution that would allow them to scale with their expanding team while also providing the security needed to remain PCI compliant.

With multiple offices across the US, SKIDATA’s existing on-premise security systems were lagging behind the technology they needed to operate an efficient, tech-forward vehicle access company. Not only did each office require its own servers and management, but employees also needed different credentials for each location.Plus, with contactless technology becoming a bigger trend in their industry, they wanted a system that could support contactless functionality.Tired of managing two separate systems for building and parking at every location, the SKIDATA team decided to make the switch to a cloud-based access control solution to centralize their network and use management, with one credential that could work anywhere.

GeBBS handles a lot of private healthcare data, so it was very important for them to find an access control solution that was compliant with HIPAA standards.GeBBS has offices internationally so they would have both visitors and employees coming in and out of their Culver City headquarters, and wanted to find a solution that would allow them the flexibility to grant temporary access to visitors while also keeping a record of who is entering the office.