An authorised person
The visitor’s identity and collection permissions are defined before handover.
Our solutions
Physical key management
A key handed over. A return recorded.
Some doors still use a mechanical lock. Kannuki organises key handover, identifies the last recorded holder and keeps a return history.
In practice
A clear process for every handover.
A temporary code
A compatible connected box gives access to the key during the agreed period.
An identified key
An individual NFC tag identifies the key when it is returned.
A confirmed return
Recorded steps help you check whether the key is available again.
Software meets the site
Keep your keys. Improve their tracking.
Technical rooms, storage and parking: a connected key box helps organise access where mechanical keys remain necessary. The Manager brings authorisation, assignment and recorded return together.
Tracking relies on recorded and confirmed steps. It shows the last known holder, not the key’s geographical location.
Explore Kannuki ManagerThe process
Every step has its place.
- 01
Authorise
Identify the person and key.
- 02
Hand over
A temporary code opens the box.
- 03
Assign
Record collection in the person’s name.
- 04
Return
Identify the key via NFC and confirm its return.
Useful details
Your questions.
Do existing locks need replacing?
A key box lets you retain mechanical keys. Its location, fixing and handover conditions are assessed for your site.
Does NFC locate the key?
No. The NFC tag identifies a key during a nearby scan. The Manager keeps the last recorded holder and confirmed returns.
Let’s start with your needs
Let’s discuss
your project.
Tell us about your premises, your team and what you would like to simplify. We will study the right approach together.