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  • HID enhances infrastructure with new mobile access features for digital transformation.
  • Expanded digital wallet support accelerates mobile adoption, includes Samsung Wallet integration.
  • Simplified mobile reader management reduces deployment time and streamlines credentialing processes.

HID is set to advance mobile access integration as part of organizational digital transformation efforts by unveiling new features ahead of GSX 2026.

These enhancements allow businesses to leverage existing infrastructures, thus minimizing the need for extensive onsite changes or replacing equipment. The latest updates enable entities to streamline deployment processes by utilizing the HID Mobile Access App, which offers new functionalities for its HID mobile-ready readers like HID Signo™ and iCLASS® SE™. With these updates, facilities can use existing Seos® keys without needing reconfigurations or firmware upgrades, leading to reduced deployment time and costs while ensuring security standards are maintained.

Challenges in Mobile Access Implementation

One frequent challenge in implementing mobile projects is upgrading readers installed throughout facilities. According to Nick Stoner, Vice President, PACS NAM Channel Sales at HID, "Organizations have recognized the value of mobile access for years, but large-scale implementations have often required significant time, resources, and coordination."

The newly introduced enhancements aim to alleviate such challenges by enabling organizations to utilize pre-existing infrastructure, allowing for more efficient project delivery by integration partners.

HID's Support for Integration Partners

HID is expanding its digital wallet options, now including support for Samsung Wallet

For North American partners enrolled in the HID Advantage Partner Program (APP) and participating in the Trade-Up initiative, HID presents QuickStart to Mobile. This service facilitates faster onboarding of end users, freeing integration partners to concentrate on project execution. By easing enrollment processes, partners can efficiently manage project schedules as customers commence issuing mobile credentials, thus streamlining both planning and user adoption.

In addition to infrastructure benefits, HID is expanding its digital wallet options, now including support for Samsung Wallet. This expansion is designed to hasten mobile adoption by leveraging digital wallets users are already familiar with, thereby enhancing accessibility and convenience. Furthermore, the introduction of HID Linq™ Mobile empowers administrators to perform updates and manage reader configurations directly via mobile devices, using Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) and NFC technologies. This advancement reduces the necessity for significant onsite work while preparing readers for mobile credentials.

Balancing Existing Infrastructure and Mobile Advancement

Through these enhancements, HID allows organizations to maintain existing infrastructure investments while adopting mobile credentials as part of their digital strategy.

This balanced approach underscores HID's commitment to helping clients maximize the utility derived from HID technology and navigate their digital transformation journeys cohesively. HID will be showcasing these innovations at GSX 2026, where interested parties can learn more by visiting booth #1323 or contacting their HID Account Manager.

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