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Cliq integrates with Braxos Steward

This integration enables businesses currently running almost 100 different systems to enhance or extend their security with the Cliq key-based digital access solution. Image courtesy of Assa Abloy

Seamless connectivity between Cliq Web Manager (CWM) and the Braxos Steward platform gives organisations’ access management even greater security, flexibility and functionality. This innovative integration helps security managers work smarter, save time, and seamlessly extend the reach of their existing access system with wire-free Cliq digital and electromechanical cylinders.

The Cliq Connector, now part of the Braxos Steward connector library, provides a secure bi-directional link between CWM and almost 100 different access management systems. It can also connect Cliq digital access with HR and building management solutions, to help businesses enjoy an even greater ROI from digitalising their internal systems and software.

The new Cliq Connector enables creation and deletion of users within CWM, based on actions performed in the access management system. Users unlock Cliq-secured openings thanks to access profile mapping between the system and CWM. Administrators can transfer audit trails from CWM directly to Braxos Steward and, where supported, on to the access control system.

Enhance security with Cliq and Braxos Steward

This powerful new integration puts access at the heart of an organisation’s digital future. The connector helps facility managers consult and control a range of complementary systems from one place. They handle daily tasks directly in their familiar system interface – adding and removing users, as well as assigning existing users with new or revised access profiles.

Security administrators save time and reduce manual errors because actions performed in the main access control system are mirrored in Cliq Web Manager. They can quickly view individual audit trails within Braxos Steward or their system, in real time if required.

This integration enables businesses currently running almost 100 different systems to enhance or extend their security with the Cliq key-based digital access solution, which offers a wide range of cable-free cylinders. It is easy to integrate management of these smart keys with other digital and mobile credentials, further reducing the need for manual user data entry and re-entry.

Deploying Cliq programmable smart keys and battery-free cylinders minimizes risks from lost or stolen mechanical credentials – and saves businesses the hassle and expense of changing locks. Both electromechanical Protec2 Cliq and fully electronic Ecliq devices offer a choice of more than 60 cylinder and padlock types to secure doors, cabinets, drawers, gates and much more. These reliable, durable devices enhance physical security and resistance against attack at almost any access point.

Cliq keys are convenient to update via wall, desk or portable programmers – or, with Cliq Connect Bluetooth-enabled smart keys, via the Cliq Connect mobile app.

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