Schlage Integrates into BadgePass ONE Platform
The integration of Schlage products into the BadgePass One platform is said to provide a number of benefits that include the elimination of an onsite PC to capture photos and produce security cards.
The integration of Schlage products into the BadgePass One platform is said to provide a number of benefits that include the elimination of an onsite PC to capture photos and produce security cards.
Schlage says the lock is one of the first products to support the latest Apple HomeKit enhancements that include home key capabilities.
Verkada’s new integration with Schlage is said to make it easier to secure more doors and transition to a Cloud-managed system.
Announced during CES 2022, the Schlage Encode Plus Smart WiFi Deadbolt is said to be the first smart lock solution in the North American market to support Apple’s home keys for iPhone and Apple Watch.
With the Si option, the Schlage NDE and LE mobile-enabled wireless locks support HID iCLASS, iCLASS SE and Seos credentials.
The Schlage AD-302 FIPS 201-2 solution is compatible with personal identity verification and personal identity verification interoperable credentials, as well as DoD common access cards.
BadgePass is the first independent PACS partner to complete the Schlage RC reader controller integration, which eliminates the need for an access control panel.
The integration, via the My Leviton app, enables users to trigger lighting activity associated with lock activity for improved home safety.
The university’s Tiger Card can be added to a student’s iPhone, Apple Watch or Android Phone to open doors and pay for food and merchandise.
Openpath says the integration allows organizations to expand their security coverage to include spaces throughout a building where installing and maintaining wired access control was previously cost-prohibitive.
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