JustIN Mobile vs AE SAFE+

Salto JustIN Mobile access technology simplifies the users and dynamic key management process of users in a building. Receiving a key generated electronically on their smartphone, previously identified and authorized by the system, they can unlock the assigned doors from the JustIN Mobile app by selecting the appropriate key. Technologically cutting-edge, JustIN Mobile means the end of lost key hassles, expenses and waste. Plus, the technology isn't limited to one building or hotel room - it can also be used by staff and users on multiple sites for any kind of access types like main entrance doors, elevators, car park barriers, meeting rooms, etc. Combined with user-convenient features such as user friendly design or multi key possibilities to use the same app in different buildings, locations and for different applications, JustIN Mobile access control technology simplifies card issuing, fob and traditional PIN code management that can be lost, forgotten or broken by offering flexibility for diverse applications. People do not forget their phones as they forget their keys and, if lost, they are replaced rapidly. This is a major benefit for administrators, clients, and users. About Salto Systems: Salto is a leading global access solutions provider, part of the SALTO WECOSYSTEM. We develop pioneering facility access, identity management and electronic locking technology that ensures seamless, reliable and secure experiences. Through close customer relationships and innovative solutions, our global team of experts create timeless and meaningful products that positively impact people and planet. Stay connected with @saltosystems Salto Systems never ceases to improve! Stay tuned to our social networks to discover the features included in the new version of our JustIN Mobile app. No more hard decisions to make! You can now save multiple digital keys and access different premises with the new version of JustIN. @saltosystems #JustIN #AccessControl

When a critical incident occurs, Responders have no insights into what is happening within a building. Where are the building floor plans or campus maps? Are all occupants safe, unsafe, and do they need medical attention? Are students safe and accounted for? Where is the threat located? Where are your people in the building? Little or no communication happens with responders. Radio signals are usually weak. This lack of information dilemma is commonly referred to as the Big Black Hole by responders.