Key takeaways: An outdated apartment fob system is usually a system problem, not just a broken credential. Watch for weak security, manual updates, limited audit trails, poor integrations, and repeated entry issues. The best replacement path depends on your property’s... Read More
Key takeaways: Remote deactivation lets you revoke a lost or unreturned key fob without rekeying the office. Small offices can mix key fobs, PINs, and mobile access to fit staff, vendors, and visitor workflows. Access logs help office managers review after-hours entry... Read More
Key takeaways: Older apartment buildings can often be retrofitted with fob access, but accessibility depends on the full entry setup, not the fob alone. Fobs, mobile app access, and PIN codes can reduce reliance on keys while giving senior residents more than one... Read More
Key takeaways Swipe card access control systems use key cards to grant tenants automatic access. The benefits of key card entry systems are their security, flexibility, and ease of use. Swipe cards allow for quick deactivation if lost or stolen, providing higher... Read More
Key takeaways Proxy cards, magnetic stripe cards, and smart cards are the main types of key card entry systems. Key card door entry systems offer quick access and are easier to manage than traditional keys, but they fall into the same pitfalls as physical credentials,... Read More
Key takeaways A key fob is a popular entry method that grants tenants access to a property by holding it up to the fob reader. RFID copiers make it easy to copy a fob. Mobile access control systems empower tenants to use their smartphone as a key fob. ... Read More
