HID, a worldwide pioneer in trusted identity and access control solutions, announced that Deskbee, a global provider of corporate space management solutions, has integrated HID Mobile Access and Identity Positioning technologies into its platform.

With an already robust workplace management application, Deskbee wanted to enhance security and optimise operational efficiencies by integrating digital credentials and real-time positioning into its platform.

HID Mobile Access

With HID Mobile Access, Deskbee app users can employ their smartphones and tablets to securely access facilities, eliminating the need for physical cards and reducing the risks associated with lost or misused credentials.

This implementation not only enhances convenience and security but also seamlessly integrates with existing systems, simplifying the issuance and revocation of credentials from a single platform.

Identity Positioning technology

By analysing occupancy data, managers can optimise space planning, improve resource allocation

Furthermore, Identity Positioning technology enables building managers to track employee and visitor locations in real-time, providing valuable insights for optimising space planning and resource allocation. 

By analysing occupancy data, managers can optimise space planning, improve resource allocation (such as energy, water, and HVAC), and enhance overall operational efficiency.

Secure, efficient, and personalised experience

The integration of HID’s Mobile Identities solutions demonstrates the enormous potential that application development companies have to transform access control systems and workplace management,” said Rogerio Coradini, HID’s Commercial Director of Physical Access Control in Latin America.

Through collaboration with HID, developers of mobile platforms and applications can adapt to the changing needs of the market and provide a more secure, efficient, and personalised experience for their clients.

Detailed monitoring and improved access management

Deskbee offers real-time dashboards that allow for detailed monitoring of space and access usage

Due to HID mobile identity technologies, Deskbee offers real-time dashboards that allow for detailed monitoring of space and access usage, providing accurate data on occupancy, location, and duration of stay.

The ability to automate the registration process and improve access management has been a significant change. HID's reliability and support have been fundamental to these advancements, and we are seeing how these results are positively impacting our clients. The trust in the brand and its support has been essential to our success,” said Gorguet.

Employee badge integration

Headquartered in Brazil, Deskbee has experienced rapid growth, consolidating its position in the Brazilian market and expanding its operations to more than 25 countries, including Mexico, Chile, Argentina, the United States, Portugal, Spain, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Still this year, the company will offer employee badge integration with Google Wallet, also powered by HID technology.

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