Offline access in padlocks can bring a series of benefits in security and cargo and inventory management.
In the logistics vertical, security and operational efficiency are fundamental priorities. Access control plays a crucial role in protecting people, products, and equipment. The implementation of advanced systems, such as Bluetooth and IoT access control, offers effective solutions to manage and monitor access to sensitive areas such as warehouses, distribution centers, and loading yards. These technologies provide an innovative approach to optimizing logistics security, ensuring efficient and incident-free operations.
In the logistics sector, the critical challenge lies in controlling access to trailers, containers, checkpoints, and warehouses to protect equipment, data, and people. The implementation of anti-sabotage systems, both internal and external, not only reduces the risks of theft, robbery, and sabotage but also improves operational efficiency through access control automation.
Specific challenges include the lack of effective control over the opening and closing of locations, unauthorized openings during transit, lack of control in warehouses, absence of standardization in doors, and difficulty in key custody control.
Integration with various asset management systems
Compatibility with different systems, promoting effective integration for comprehensive management.
Key management automation with Unilock One
Unilock One embodies access, automating key management and eliminating 100% of physical key custody.
Complete and individualized access control
Utilization of Bluetooth and IoT system to manage access to areas storing hazardous products, ensuring complete and individualized control.
Increase in operational efficiency
Implementation of advanced technology to optimize operations, especially in infrastructure-unassisted locations.
Possibility of use in infrastructure-unassisted locations
Versatile application in remote environments, providing efficient control in hazardous areas.
