Brivo Inc.
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  • Interface Systems adds Brivo to enhance its managed access control solutions portfolio.
  • Brivo's cloud-native platform simplifies administration across multiple locations for greater efficiency.
  • Partnership aims to modernise security infrastructure and improve businesses' operational efficiency.

Interface Systems has unveiled a new addition to its managed access control offerings by integrating Brivo's solutions into its portfolio. This move enhances Interface's range of AI-driven security and remote video monitoring services, specifically targeting the needs of restaurants, retailers, and commercial enterprises. The comprehensive access control package now includes solution design, system integration, professional installation, and continuous technical support.

As the adoption of cloud-based security technologies rises, businesses are increasingly demanding access control systems that streamline administration across multiple sites and bolster operational efficiency.

Modernising security infrastructure

Brivo's cloud-based platform offers organisations the capability to manage user identities, physical and mobile credentials, scheduling, and door activity from a singular interface, allowing for real-time oversight. When paired with Interface's Interactive Security Operations Centers (iSOCs) based in the U.S., this partnership provides a unified approach to facility security management across various locations.

Brivo's cloud-based platform offers organisations the capability to manage user identities

Sean Foley, Chief Revenue Officer at Interface Systems, commented, "Our customers want security solutions that can scale alongside their business and are easy to manage. Adding Brivo to our managed access control portfolio gives organisations another proven option for modernising their security infrastructure while continuing to benefit from Interface's expertise in system design, deployment, integration, and ongoing support."

Improving operational efficiency

John Szczygiel, COO of Brivo, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “We’re pleased to welcome Interface to our growing partner ecosystem. Their nationwide reach and deep expertise serving restaurants, retail, and commercial businesses make them an ideal partner. Together, we’ll enable organisations to strengthen security, improve operational efficiency, and deliver exceptional experiences across some of the most dynamic industries in the market.”

Decision-makers in the restaurant, retail, and commercial sectors who are considering a review of their access control strategies can arrange a free security assessment to find the most appropriate managed access control solution for their needs here.

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