3xLOGIC, Inc., provider of integrated, intelligent security solutions, and a three-time Deloitte Technology Fast 500 winner, announced that a new, no-cost feature has been added to their infinias access control software: push notifications.
“Customers today understand the value of being able to receive a push notification based on an event. In the security world, instantly viewing recorded and live video of an access control event, and potentially taking action, for example unlock the door associated with the event, is a clear win,” explained Wayne Jared, 3xLOGIC’s VP of Engineering. “The primary customer benefit is that anyone who is responsible for monitoring a system will be proactively notified when an access control alarm takes place, and they will receive real-time information they can use to manage the event. This unique feature greatly improves the efficiency of managing and securing their facility.”
Proactive mobile access control management
Users receive push notifications directly to their mobile device using 3xLOGIC’s Site Access mobile app available for both iOS and android devices. infinias Push Notification feature allows users to proactively manage their access control system, instead of just reacting to a problem. With infinias Push Notification, users can be notified when a door is propped open, left open, or in an override state, such as Lockdown. Users are also notified when there is any activity before or after normal work hours. Business owners, security guards, office administrators, receptionists and many others will save time and get the specific information they need to be more effective, increase overall security, and improve productivity.
“The infinias rules engine, which generates the notifications, allows the user to program who to notify, what hours of the day to notify them, defines which doors for which to receive notifications, and defines the specific events which trigger notification. The end user is in full control and can modify how the notifications are generated and communicated,” said Jared.
