Financial

Keyless access, real time monitoring and logs in depth further improve the level of security oversight and accountability. Smart locks integrate with other security systems, providing a comprehensive security solution for the protection of valuable assets and the safeguarding of confidential information in financial sectors.

Financial

Keyless access, real time monitoring and logs in depth further improve the level of security oversight and accountability. Smart locks integrate with other security systems, providing a comprehensive security solution for the protection of valuable assets and the safeguarding of confidential information in financial sectors.

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Self check-in

The use of a Boqsy Smart Lock allows you to operate access to your property from any location in the world. Simply choose the type of access which best suits your needs. This removes the whole process of having keys. This process can be managed by onsite management.

Timed access

Along with the self check in process, you can set your check-ins to desired times. For example, your guests access will only operate between the times that you as the account holder/ admin set. 

24/7 monitoring

Security staff with admin access can be notified when users have used access within an instant. Along with this, all Smart Locks have tamper proofing, meaning that notifications are sent to admins when someone has tried to enter an area and been denied access. Full access report is available to view and download via the system.

Area control

Areas can be controlled by only allowing selected users to access these, for example, users can be selected as to which areas they can access. Customers will have no access to staff areas and even if chosen, the public will only have access to open areas. 

Why use Boqsy smart locks?

Smart locks play a critical role in bolstering security and efficiency within the financial sector, including banks, financial institutions and security storage facilities.

Traditional key systems pose significant problems in terms of lost or stolen keys, unauthorised access and complex key management, which result in security risks and operational inefficiencies.

One of the major pain points is trying to keep up with how to manage access for a considerable number of employees, contractors and visitors. Physical keys can easily be duplicated or misplaced, bringing about security risks and the need for rekeying. Smart locks help eliminate this problem by incorporating keyless entry through a key card, mobile app and biometric recognition. As a result, only people with permission can access sensitive areas. An administrator can also grant or revoke access permissions remotely and instantaneously, saving the hassle of managing physical keys.

Another critical issue in traditional locks is the inability to have real time monitoring. Smart locks offer real time tracking of whoever has accessed the premises, including time details. This is a very important feature, as it helps organisations increase accountability and quickly resolve security incidents.

Moreover, smart locks integrate well with other security systems, such as surveillance cameras and alarms, to form an entire security network. In this way, all aspects of the facility are monitored and kept effectively.

Finally, smart locks make operations more effective because they limit the resources required in managing access control processes. This is especially important for banks and financial institutions, as it assures them of secure and timely access to their daily operations.

In conclusion, smart locks represent a robust solution to the challenges the financial sector has to face. They give banks, financial institutions and security storage facilities security, streamline access management and improve operational efficiency to meet the challenges brought about by the current digital world and their future security requirements. Investing in smart lock technology ensures that financial facilities remain secure, efficient and ready for the future, all the while safeguarding the significant number of valuable assets and confidential information.