Paxton has launched a new web-based user interface for its market-leading access control system, Net2.

Net2Online Web-Based Interface

Net2Online makes Net2 accessible from any device with an internet connection, giving users ultimate flexibility and ownership of the system – wherever they are. It comes as a free feature with Paxton’s Net2 Pro software. This ensures Net2 Pro is futureproofed, while making site access for users even easier.

Five useful features will allow users to manage their building from any device, in any location – open doors, add and manage users, run roll call, monitor events and create reports.

Key Net2Online Features Include:

  • It’s quick and easy to get started - there is no need to install additional software if you have an existing Net2 Pro system.
  • It has an improved layout – a smart, simple look and feel, with responsive interface and quick navigation.
  • It now covers all major Windows operating systems and is compatible with Google Chrome, Safari, Microsoft edge and Mozilla Firefox.
  • It’s included free of charge to new and existing Net2 Pro users.

Net2 Pro Software Solution

Net2 Pro is Paxton’s advanced version of its free Net2 Lite software

Chris Wrench, Product Manager, said: “We’re continually futureproofing our systems and Net2Online gives our users even more choice to manage their sites. With Net2Online, installers can be confident they’re providing a solution that is smart and simple to use and will meet the needs of end users long into the future. We’ve also taken onboard feedback from customers who said they wanted a system that could be accessed by any device and from any location. Net2 Pro users now have the flexibility to manage their system in a more convenient way, at no extra cost.”

Net2 Pro is Paxton’s advanced version of its free Net2 Lite software. It has all the capabilities of Net2 Lite software with advanced features.

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