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The often high-paced business environment of today requires few people to wear many different hats, that is why a physical control access solution also needs to be simple to manage. Bioscrypt’s proprietary software SecureAdminLite provides ease of use for the management of users (employees) and does not have a steep learning curve associated to it.

The 4G Lite suite offers the flexibility demanded by businesses and various organisations, it is synonymous with ease of use and it also takes advantage of the high quality standards found in the company’s top-of-the-line products, at a price point that makes sense for your project.

A cost-effective access control solution, the 4G Lite suite delivers the smallest biometric form factor in the 4G product line up, making it an ideal choice for single door installations or deployments operating on very strict budgets. Using the system’s administration software (SecureAdminLite) is very easy and eliminates the need for offsite support in the event of users being added or eliminated from the database. The 4G Lite suite can be easily integrated into existing non-biometric security systems and managed under the same platform, creating a seamless system that can make use of existing resources. Your system integrator will be your key partner in merging both. From a single door installation to multiple office locations, the 4G Lite suite can accommodate the needs of any operation.

Both the 4G V-Flex Lite and 4G CR-Pass offer a great level of performance, leveraging the same embedded platform as the company’s existing 4G fingerprint readers (including IP 65 rating for outdoor environments).

The 4G Lite suite was engineered as a flexible solution that could be deployed in both large and small locations. Ideal for operations in emerging markets such as India and Latin America, and businesses looking for a solution that can grow with them, the 4G Lite suite can be implemented in very small business environments and scaled up to span across multiple locations.

For more information contact Evolving Management Solutions (EMS), +27 (0)11 274 6665, [email protected], www.emssa.net



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