Simplify Your Access Control with Proxess Locks

If you’ve ever explored the world of access control and the multitude of options available, you’ll find this resonates with you. If you’re just starting to consider controlled access, read on for some key points.

The Complexity of Standard Access Control Systems
Most systems on the market are some form of online or LAN (Local Area Network) systems. This means that your hardware needs to be on the grid—your grid. Some use wireless access points, while others are directly wired to a network switch. For small companies or home networks, this might not seem like a big deal since you control the network, and your firewall or router handles the heavy lifting, allowing you to log in with ease.

However, these systems come with significant downsides. The added cost of extra devices, wiring, and labor can be substantial. As your needs grow, you might also need to upgrade network switches to accommodate more access points. For businesses with internal IT departments or outsourced IT services, managing these systems can become even more complex. IT professionals control what’s on your network and which devices have access. If you want a system you can control from your phone, you might expose your network to potential outside intrusion.

Alternatively, if you only care about handing out fobs and limiting access without remote access, you’re stuck with a local computer that only works for that one system. This means you have to be onsite to make keys, and you miss out on the convenience of remote access—basically, a throwback to the 90s, and it’s expensive.

Proxess Locks: A Revolutionary Solution
Our Proxess locks address these primary issues seamlessly. Unlike traditional systems, our locks don’t require a network. Everything is managed through your phone—the phone is the network. This eliminates the need for IT involvement unless they also have the key box and control who gets into the building. Proxess locks stay off your grid, ensuring they are not a burden on your network.
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Because our system doesn’t require extensive infrastructure work, installation is fast and cost-effective. The worst-case scenario might involve installing a power supply and electronic locking device—something common to any system you may need.
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Key Benefits of Proxess Locks
With Proxess locks, you get all the basic benefits of a standard access control system without the complexities and high costs. While there are some limitations, 99% of users don’t need the extensive features of big enterprise systems. Proxess locks provide a perfect balance of functionality, security, and simplicity, making them ideal for most businesses and home networks.

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