Key takeaways: DSX offers four distinct options: WinDSX for smaller on-premises systems, WinDSX SQL for deployments of about 10 to 400+ doors, DSX-Core for 1–32 doors without a dedicated PC, and beta DSX-Cloud for up to 25 locations. DSX controllers can keep making... Read More
Key takeaways: Lowkey adds app-based buzzer automation without new entrance hardware, but the existing panel must call a standard phone number. Consumer plans cost $11.50 to $19.87 per month when billed annually, with major differences in sharing, passcodes,... Read More
Key takeaways: Walk In IQ combines self-guided tours, mobile access, turnover automation, and energy management in modules priced per unit per month and billed annually, but it publishes no rate card. The platform can often reuse existing access hardware, but keyless... Read More
Key takeaways: LPR uses a camera and optical character recognition to match a license plate with an authorized record, while RFID reads an issued tag or transponder. Both systems authenticate a vehicle, not the driver, so apartments still need clear processes for... Read More
Key takeaways: Visitor vehicle access works best when permissions are temporary, time-bounded, and easy to revoke instead of shared or permanent. The right credential mix depends on the visitor: one-time guests, recurring guests, vendors, and delivery drivers often... Read More
Key takeaways: Kastle combines cloud access control, video surveillance, visitor management, professional installation, and ongoing monitoring in one managed security service. Kastle does not publish standard pricing; comparable-platform benchmarks of $20–$60 per door... Read More
