Mobile Access Control Reimagined
Genea’s mobile-first approach to access control puts the power in your hands, literally. Ditch the old-fashioned key fobs and cards and handle all of your access needs using only your smartphone.
Access Granted,
Right From Your Phone
Streamline access control for employees by putting all the credentials they need right on their phones. Genea’s mobile access doesn’t require any other key cards or peripherals to function flawlessly.
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Just Tap or Twist to Open
Even if power goes out or your network is down, our access control system still allows doors to be unlocked.
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Works Offline
Even if power goes out or your network is down, our access control system still allows doors to be unlocked.
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No need to open an app
Because Genea mobile access works like a key card, employees don’t need to open an app to gain access.
Simple Setup Has You Up
and Running in Minutes
Genea’s cloud-based credentialing system allows you to distribute
mobile access to employees with just a few quick clicks.
The easy three-step process can be completed within minutes.
Genea Access Control Is Engineered For Building Management Teams And Designed For The Convenience Of Tenants.
Two Ways For Your
Phone to Communicate
BLE To Open Doors
Bluetooth Smart is intended to provide considerably reduced power consumption and cost while maintaining a similar communication range.
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Battery Efficient
LE modules use different technologies to similarly search for Bluetooth devices in your vicinity without taking up the same amount of power as the earlier versions of Bluetooth.
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Encrypted
Genea sends multiple layers of encrypted data for every transaction. It is insanely secure.
NFC to Open Doors
NFC-enabled devices can act as electronic identity documents and keycards. Intended to provide considerably reduced power consumption and cost
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Bank-Grade Protection
NFC and Secure Elements (such as Embedded Secure Elements and SIMs) are as secure as payments with a chip bank card. LE modules use different technologies to similarly search for Bluetooth devices in your vicinity without taking up the same amount of power as the earlier versions of Bluetooth.
Oh, And You Can Use Your Apple Watch
As you approach a door, Genea will automatically detect which door you want to open and will prompt you to press the unlock button
First of Its Kind Mobile Access
Genea’s revolutionary approach to mobile access management puts tenant budgeting, convenience and security above all. For property managers, adding mobile access can increase tenant satisfaction, or become a new selling point to attracting new tenants.
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Budget Friendly
Genea’s all-mobile access control doesn’t require investments in key cards or fobs for employees.
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Build Company Culture
Instituting a modern, mobile-first access control system shows employees that you care about their security and convenience. Plus, it’s just plain cool.
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Complete Remote Control
Mobile-first access is also great for administrators, who can lock and unlock doors remotely, all from the convenience of their phones.
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Cuts Down on Card Sharing
By putting access directly on an employee’s phone, they’re less likely to share their access tool than they would be with generic key cards.
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Added Security With Two-Factor Authentication
Genea’s access control system can work with a phone’s fingerprint reader to require two-factor authentication, increasing security in more high-risk areas.
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Smartwatch Compatible
Genea’s Apple Watch app means you don’t even need a phone to ensure mobile access; wear it right on your wrist.
The Genea Difference
Genea’s mobile-first approach to access control is a big reason we’re proud to say we have a 99% customer retention rate. But it’s not the only reason. Our customer support team is here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year; committed to assisting you when you need us most.
That’s the Genea Difference.
99% Customer Retention
24/7/365 Support
75 Net Promoter Score
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