NASHVILLE — Kastle Systems, a leading provider of property technology and managed security services, announces its expansion into the Nashville metro area.

Kastle says its innovations in access control, video surveillance and visitor management heighten the operational performance and enhance the user experience of modern buildings and spaces nationwide. The company will offer refined workplace solutions to Nashville’s growing healthcare, education and tech industries as well as the greater business community.

“We’re excited to bring our dynamic technology to Nashville’s rich and burgeoning business environment, from healthcare to tech. As companies seek to reconfigure their office spaces and access systems to enable the dynamic hybrid workplaces that businesses and workers demand, Kastle is applying our open system architecture to help make it happen. We are integrating data from occupant access activity and building system operations to enable building operators and office administrators to effectively manage the workspace of the future,” says Haniel Lynn, Kastle CEO.

Kastle’s technology platform allows businesses and building operators to implement seamless access and video integration with other critical building operations. This includes mobile access credentials that sync with building management systems, elevators and turnstiles, visitor management, tenant experience applications, parking administration, Cloud-based video surveillance, and more.

“We’re thrilled to announce this expansion into Nashville. At Kastle, we pride ourselves on the work we do to secure some of the most iconic buildings in America. Nashville is no exception. We look forward to establishing deep roots to help protect the Music City skyline for years to come.” says Andrea Kuhn, Kastle general manager – Midwestern region.

Kastle recently partnered with CLEAR, the secure identity company, to integrate the company’s Health Pass technology with Kastle’s access control. This offering is said to provide a simple solution to help employers readily navigate any changing policies and standards for workplace vaccination and testing as they continue to evolve.

Throughout the pandemic, Kastle says it has garnered recognition for its Back to Work Barometer, a weekly snapshot of office occupancy rates in 10 major cities across the U.S.

The company announced an expansion into Seattle and Charlotte metro areas in December.

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