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A cloud platform that turns your users' phones into mobile credentials, to open doors, cabinets and lockers, with or without a network, without heavy wiring.
MACS (Mobile Access Control Services) adds to your existing installations or works on its own, on both iOS and Android.
The same app is used for mobile identification and access control. It supports NFC and Bluetooth Low Energy, detects the type of reader by itself, and works without going through the phone makers' paid wallets.
Multi-customer, multi-site and multi-credential management. Interfacing with your software via API or CSV files, and an SDK to build MACS into an existing mobile app.
Exchanges encrypted by a patented token. Biometric unlocking of the smartphone confirms the user's identity, and a credential can be revoked at any time.
Choose one or the other, or both on the same platform.
Mobile identification, for the systems you already have.
The smartphone replaces or complements the RFID badge. The right credential is transmitted according to the reader's application: access control, time management, catering, secure printing, electric vehicle charging, machines, forklift trucks, dispensing cabinets.
Standalone access control, driven from the smartphone.
Access rights travel in the phone. Locks and controllers do not need to be connected to a data bus or a central server: the infrastructure is lighter and the deployment cost goes down.
It works like an RFID card: the user holds the phone near the reader, with no extra step or configuration. Convenient for a large site, where each person receives a mobile credential instead of a card.
It restricts the user to certain doors and shows them in the app. Useful for delivery drivers and logistics teams, who can clearly see the access points they may use.
The reusable credential is renewed every year and passes from one user to another. The single-issue credential is permanent and attached to a single phone.
A secure token is generated for each combination of user, smartphone and door. It travels in both directions, including without network coverage.
The passage is recorded in the token, then sent back to the platform by the smartphone: access history, battery status, revocation lists.
In the web platform, by file import or by API link from your management software.
The user receives the credential on their phone through a protected channel. You can restrict it to a single device.
The reader checks the access right, opens, and the history is uploaded to the cloud as soon as the phone reconnects.
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When the infrastructure is removed, six things change. This is what sets MobileAccess apart from a system that is merely cheaper.
No wiring, no controller cabinet, no local gateway. The phone carries the credential: nothing needs to connect the lock to the cloud.
Rights move like an e-mail. Connect your HR or school software, and access is created, changed and withdrawn through normal user management.
The building manager sets the perimeter. Each tenant manages its own people without the owner seeing its staff list, which is also a GDPR advantage.
The phone presents a time-limited encrypted token. The lock checks it on the spot and decides by itself. The access log then travels back in the same pocket.
No forced replacement. Your wired systems keep running and receive mobile credentials as well. You extend instead of throwing everything away.
For installers, the model changes: recurring software revenue is added to installation revenue, and a door is installed in a few minutes rather than several days.
MACS drives multi-brand devices, from mechanical doors to motorised barriers, in new builds and refurbishments alike.
Solid door, metal profiles, barriers, gates, shutters.
Digital cylinders, lock cases, electronic cylinders
Solid or glazed door, gates, shutters.
Digital cylinders, lock cases, electronic lever handles
Rising barrier, main door with electric locking, lift call, sliding door.
Badge, keypad, Bluetooth and QR code readers, door controllers
Changing rooms, compartments, IT racks.
Knob locks, built-in locks, digital cylinders
The CIDRON readers in our catalogue (VG3 range, NFC and Bluetooth) work with MACS. CIDRON VG2 readers already installed can also receive the mobile credential over NFC with an upgrade kit: contact us.
Locks, cylinders, padlocks, lockers, relays and readers: find the manufacturers whose hardware works with MACS. To choose, open the comparison of standalone devices or the readers comparison. Contact us for part numbers, availability and prices.
No wiring: the lock runs on batteries and decides to open on the spot.
Modular cylinders to replace a mechanical cylinder without drilling or wiring, with variants for outdoor use, panic function and fire doors. Smartphone control over Bluetooth Low Energy.
Handles whose electronics, mechanics, LED signalling and battery are entirely housed in the lever: no wiring. They fit almost any door, including fire doors and emergency exits.
Electronic cylinder widely used in Europe, which replaces a mechanical cylinder in five minutes on Euro-profile doors, with no wires or drilling. Available in standard, half and double formats.
Wireless mortise lock whose RFID reader and transceiver fit in the rose: the handle model and colour remain your choice, with a mechanical cylinder for emergency opening. A Bluetooth module allows smartphone control.
For gates, safes, outdoor cabinets and plant rooms.
Electronic padlock that replaces a traditional padlock, with a corrosion-resistant stainless steel knob.
One lock per locker, administered from the cloud.
Battery-powered external lock for wooden or metal lockers and cabinets. It replaces a cylinder lock, and the green light shows that a locker is free.
Lock fitted inside the furniture, for drawers, sliding doors and wooden fronts. Existing Invisible locks can be upgraded with a Bluetooth module.
To control industrial equipment from a phone: gates, machines, lighting, ventilation.
Compact DIN-rail controller based on a dual-core ESP32, programmable with the Arduino IDE. Its Bluetooth LE link and relay output make it a gateway between the mobile credential and equipment to be controlled: gate, machine, lighting, ventilation.
The readers read badges as well as the mobile credential.
13.56 MHz readers with NFC and Bluetooth, Wiegand or OSDP output, with or without keypad and QR code module. VG2 readers already installed receive the mobile credential over NFC with an upgrade kit. All are in our catalogue.
Standard readers, with backlit keypad, or narrow for mounting on a door frame, with mobile credential (Mobile ID) over Bluetooth. Wiegand or OSDP outputs on terminal block. All are in our catalogue.
Two pages to choose side by side, with filters to keep only what interests you.
The back office follows your organisation: you administer your customers, their sites and their users from a single account.
Bulk user import, expired credentials kept in the history, alerts before expiry, administrators and installers per customer account.
Log of all credential transactions, across all customer accounts, and access history uploaded from the readers.
A step-by-step path: access system, location, readers, then credentials. Access is deployed on demand.
In a shared building, each tenant manages its own people and their access, privately, while the owner keeps control of the building.
Connection with Microsoft Entra ID and other OAuth 2.0 identity providers: users keep their usual account and groups stay synchronised.
A REST API to create users, grant or withdraw rights and read events from your tools. The SDK adds door opening to your app, under your brand.
Each level of the chain has its role: distributor, installer and end customer each have their own functions, which keeps distribution simple and safe.
A few examples of deployments of the platform in Europe.
A large campus switched from cards to mobile: more than 2,000 doors and 16,000 users. A vocational school manages 13 sites with more than 9,000 users, with rights created automatically from the student information system. At the university, hazardous machines unlock only once safety training has been validated.
A coworking space replaced its old system and opens rooms by the hour. In a shared office, the customer books and pays online, then the access right arrives on their phone. A property company manages very different tenants with a single key.
A gym stays open outside staffed hours: only a member with a booking gets in. A municipality opens its facilities to residents for the exact duration of the booking. A retail chain has equipped all its outlets with phone access.
In all these cases, the access right is tied to a booking, a contract or a registration: it starts and stops by itself.
Wired access control requires heavy door cabling, high infrastructure costs and long installation cycles. With MobileAccess, there is no wiring and deployment is on demand.
Order of magnitude given by the vendor: about €500 per door, compared with €2,500 on average for a wired installation.
SELEPSO brings together three independent companies, SCOPUS, ELSYLOG and SCAP, around electronic security and secure identification, with ANSSI-certified solutions. MACS is distributed in France by the group.
