Whether your focus is on transportation or on warehousing and storage facilities, our battery-free NFC-enabled mobile access sharing solution ensures only the right people have access to the right places at the right times.
Logistics service providers have several things in common – they all have a large amount of facilities and equipment, numerous access points and high numbers of people needing access. Ensuring only the right people have access to the right places at the right times can be a time-consuming and expensive nightmare.
With iLOQ’s battery-free cellphone-based solution, managing access rights, maintaining high levels of security and ensuring the smooth flow of people and goods couldn’t be easier or more cost effective.
iLOQ locking cylinders can be quickly and easily installed or retrofitted with no changes to the existing infrastructure. The cylinders are battery-free eliminating the cost for purchasing batteries or the maintenance time and costs involved with changing them. With a cellphone-based solution, there are no security risks associated with physical keys. And there are no costs involved with key cutting or changing the locking system, for example, if a key is lost or stolen.
Access rights to all access points are remotely programmed using iLOQ’s easy-to-use cloud-based SaaS platform. These can include, for example, doors, padlocks or key boxes. A cellphone-based ‘key’ containing all the access rights is sent to the iLOQ app running on the end user’s NFC-enabled cellphone. This is updated in real time if access to more areas or different types of equipment is needed, or canceled when necessary. There’s no need to drive around to pick up or return keys ensuring fast and efficient movement and secure access.
iLOQ’s standard, open application programming interface (API) enables seamless integration with virtually any system. Communicating with and sharing data between the different information platforms used, for example ticketing or workflow systems, greatly improves flexibility and operational efficiency.
A single cellphone-based key contains all the access rights the user needs. There is no need to carry around numerous keys for multiple access points.
The cellphone is authenticated by the PKI encryption system (Public Key Infrastructure), while the lock and cellphone use AES-256 encryption for mutual authentication. The locks (and iLOQ Key Fobs when used) collect and send real-time audit trails automatically to the cloud. The iLOQ S50 is a superior solution for multi-site applications, such as telecommunications towers, because access rights can be granted and revoked instantly.
