[Demo OK] Supporting operations from bases nationwide! Kumahira offers a reliable and safe cloud access control management system!
"SPLATS PASS" is a cloud-based access control management system that can be linked with various external devices. It authenticates individuals through the reading of IC cards or QR codes and controls the locking and unlocking of electric locks (auto-locks) as well as the opening and closing of automatic doors. A controller equipped with a SIM communicates with the cloud server to manage the status, history, and registration information of each device. By accessing a dedicated site on the internet, users can view access logs and perform various settings and registrations, eliminating the need for dedicated management PCs. 【Features】 ■ Ideal access control management for offices and stores ■ No network construction required; subscription model reduces initial costs ■ Occupancy management feature included (basic plan only) ■ Guest access via QR code (optional) ■ Support for operations from locations nationwide *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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"SPLATS PASS" is an access control management service included in the cloud-based security service "SPLATS" provided by Kumahira Co., Ltd. "SPLATS" also offers a cloud key management service called "SPLATS KEY," and both can be managed collectively from a common member site.
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Kumahira Co., Ltd. has been providing physical security products that "protect the important values of our customers" since its founding in 1898. In addition to vault equipment for financial institutions, we have expanded our business to include security systems such as access control and security gates. Furthermore, we offer long-term and detailed support through our sales network across the country.
