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LenelS2 Releases Cloud-Based Access Control & VMS SaaS Solution

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LenelS2 has announced the release of its Elements system, a cloud-based access control and video management system delivered as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution.

The Elements system is designed to be easily installed and simple to use with a mobile-first, intuitive user interface and information is accessible from anywhere on any device, with automated updates, reduced on-site maintenance, minimized training requirements, and real-time feature updates without on-site maintenance visits.

Additionally, mobile credentialing issuance and management can be done completely through the Elements web portal, eliminating the need to access a separate system, allowing touchless access via LenelS2’s BlueDiamond mobile credential, services and reader solution.

Elements system joins LenelS2’s OnGuard system and web-based NetBox appliance-oriented access control system to cover the full range of requirements from small to medium businesses, to enterprise and government customers.

“Developed from the ground up as a SaaS solution, the Elements system provides businesses and other organizations with a flexible cloud, subscription-based option for how they want to deploy and manage their security systems,” says Jeff Stanek, president, LenelS2.

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“Customers will appreciate the ability to rapidly provision and operate remote offices using a centrally-managed cardholder database that can also be connected to our feature-rich and highly trusted OnGuard system located at their main facilities.”

Elements includes video management functionality, providing system configuration, real-time video verification of alarms and events as well as the ability to view live or recorded video through a single user interface. The system works with any reader that supports Wiegand or OSDP protocols and Mercury hardware, and incorporates privacy by design cybersecurity principles with end-to-end encryption from cloud to edge devices.

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