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Brivo Systems, a web access control and security product firm, announced that its intuitive browser-managed access control systems can now serve as a single point of data entry for both Brivo access control and DoorKing telephone entry systems.

DoorKing Inc. is a US manufacturer of vehicular gate operators, parking control products, telephone entry systems, and access control systems.

Powered by Brivo’s XML application programming interface, this new add-on module for DoorKing’s Account Manager software makes a telephone entry system into a Web-programmable appliance. The integration is available for Brivo’s ACS WebService™, ACS OnSite™, and OnSite SE™ systems.

The Brivo-DoorKing add-on module is a software-only integration that retrieves account information from the Brivo access control system and provides it directly to the DoorKing Account Manager, without any manual intervention. DoorKing’s Account Manager is a Microsoft Windows-based program that can be installed on any PC to communicate with a remote telephone entry system via a modem or serial connection.

The Brivo-DoorKing module is installed on the same PC as the Account Manager software and does not require additional PCs or physical components; just an Internet connection. Once the add-on is installed, the Brivo system is regularly polled for up-to-date resident telephone numbers, so a site is easier to manage and it is claimed more secure.

Adding or changing a resident telephone

Administrators log into their Brivo account using their Web browser, as usual, and add the telephone number and any other details to the resident’s record. The information is transmitted automatically to the DoorKing Account Manager. The integration of the two systems’ data eliminates the need for administrators to enter the same information twice, thereby reducing data entry errors and improving overall system performance.

"Managing these systems separately wastes valuable resources for property managers and increases the chance of errors and access problems," commented Steve Van Till, Brivo President and CEO. "A single point of entry for the complete access control system streamlines data entry and improves staff productivity."

In addition to saving a property manager time and money by reducing the work needed to maintain the system, increased accuracy means it is claimed resident satisfaction and a more secure building overall. "The more errors introduced into a security system, the greater the risk of the system being compromised. The Brivo-DoorKing integration protects the integrity of the system by significantly reducing the chance of administrative errors," added Van Till.

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