Sielox’s latest enhancements to its innovative AnyWare Browser-Based Access Control Platform makes it faster, easier to use and more scalable than ever for small to mid-sized businesses. Highlighted at ASIS 2017, Booth 1533, AnyWare features templates for easy configuration, performance and speed.

Authorised users can manage their doors and alarm points from anywhere at any time with the same user interface via a variety of mobile or fixed networked devices including smartphones, tablets and laptops.

Performance, functionality and scalability

“AnyWare fills a huge void in access control solutions for SMBs by delivering the performance, functionality and scalability they need at the price point they can afford,” said Karen Evans, Sielox LLC President and CEO. “It’s the access control solution that Sielox Business Partners can efficiently deploy for their SMBs clients.”

The latest enhancement to AnyWare features include: Increased capacity from 8 up to 40 readers; SSL certificate for network security; capability to read two-factor authentication (Card + Pin); and an expanded range of reader and card types (ANSII Mag/ Custom Wiegand, HID Corporate 1000, and PIV, CAC and TWIC).

Additional new capabilities include: increased capacity of up to 32 additional data fields for each cardholder; and the ability to designate multiple cards per cardholder to accommodate key fobs, photo ID cards, vehicle tags and mobile credentials.

Ready to configure in minutes

Sielox AnyWare supports up to 25,000 cardholders and retains one million system events using robust event filtering for system reports. Using an IT-friendly network appliance, AnyWare is ready to configure in a matter of minutes. When used in conjunction with Sielox’s industry leading IP 1700 controllers, AnyWare provides a cost-effective, easy to use yet robust access control feature set.

Sielox access control solutions are designed and manufactured in the U.S. and meet or exceed any user requirement from entry level to enterprise-wide systems. Sielox delivers its access control products through a worldwide network of more than 250 certified Business Partners.

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