While mobile access control’s main goal is to simplify access to a building, by unlocking and managing keys with a smartphone, there can be other features small to medium-sized businesses should take advantage of. These built in tools can help tackle problems where on their own it may not make sense for a separate solution.

Not only do gyms need to worry about many different types of people entering the space, but owners also need to monitor occupancy to promote safe social distancing, even when they’re not at the gym. Gyms use mobile access control as a tool to operate their gyms remotely, efficiently utilize the space 24 hours a day, and ensure people can come and go when they want, as safely as possible.

We are excited to be ranked overall as a Commander in Group 337’s Access Control Index, a yearly quantitative and qualitative report ranking the top 40 physical access control software manufacturers. Commanders are leading the $8B access control software industry with a perfect blend of today and tomorrow.

Nexkey, a leading innovator in mobile access control solutions, venture-backed by Upfront Ventures, K9 Ventures, and MarkIV Capital, today announces the Nexkey Dashboard which allows businesses to safely track and manage occupancy and space utilization as they reopen.

From Office 365 to Netflix, subscriptions seem to be all around us. They have a simple and salient logic: bite-size payments for endless services or new features and support. Cloud-Based Access Control has been steadily shifting to subscription models too. If you are reading this, chances are, you are looking to buy Cloud-Based Access Control but you're not sure why there is a monthly fee.