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NFC-Powered Smart Access System Discussed in Storage Industry

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What happened

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Tony Gardner discussed the use of an NFC-powered ONELock smart-access system. This system allows operators in the self-storage industry to manage units, gates, doors, and tenant access through a single facility-management software. The access granted to a renter is automatically tied to their tenant record, and access can be restricted if the account becomes delinquent.

From insideselfstorage.com

Why it matters

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The integration of the NFC-powered ONELock system with facility management software aims to make portfolio-wide smart access achievable for self-storage operators of any size. This integration removes the need for manual steps or separate login systems at the door.

From insideselfstorage.com

Who's involved

  • Tony GardnerDiscussed the NFC-powered ONELock smart-access system.

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