We have used QR codes for quick payments, to demonstrate our vaccination and now also for control access to a building.
I love it! It is simple and fast.
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How it works?
1. The access control system administrator sends the code to the visitor via email or SMS.
2. The visitor just shows it on their smartphone display to a QR reader or video intercom at the building entrance.
There is no need to meet in person, hand over the RFID card and then return it again.
Once the administrator-set interval is over, the QR becomes invalid and inoperable
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The 3 biggest advantages of QR codes in an access control system
Remote provisioning
Touchless entry
Keyless method
"The QR code is an ideal, fast and secure solution for a one-time and time-limited
entry into a building."
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