The HID Mobile Access Portal features a user-friendly interface that allows for simple enrollment for end-users through HID’s intuitive App, unique transactions to ensure privacy, and easily managed access rights by an administrator at any time. In addition, the centralized, cloud-based management portal supports the entire lifecycle of the Mobile ID. The portal allows for secure over-the-air management and automatic configuration of mobile identities, as well as batch upload of multiple user profiles and batch notification features. Plus, managing physical badges is no longer an issue.
In the HID® Mobile Access Portal, access rights are managed by an administrator, and each transaction is unique to ensure privacy.
Simply add a user’s name and email address into the portal. This initiates the process to send an invitation email to the employee with instructions on how to install the App. When the App is installed and configured, the correct mobile identity is provisioned to the mobile device and the security administrator is notified when the process is complete. From there, how you manage Mobile IDs is dependent upon different factors: scope (physical access only or a unified access solution); users and roles; security levels; number of locations; and number of devices per user that need to be supported.
It is important for over-the-air transmission of Mobile IDs to be supported by an appropriate security infrastructure in order to create, issue, and revoke lost or stolen credentials. Means to monitor and modify security parameters for mobile access solutions can be implemented in the management portal. Employing multi-layered authentication protocols is imperative to protect transmission of sensitive data to both the access control system and the mobile device and to ensure security and privacy in communication.
To learn more about managing Mobile IDs, visit our HID® Mobile Access guide or request a free consultation today!
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