Ideal Installation sites for Phone-Based, Cloud-Hosted Access Control
Solo fundamentally changes the game for access control. With no servers, no dedicated PCs and no complex on-site infrastructure, Solo gives installers a straightforward and cost-effective way to deliver modern access control to a much wider range of customers.
That means Solo isn’t just limited to the typical sites currently secured with electronic access control. It’s designed for the everyday jobs installers see all the time – the sites where customers want secure, reliable access control without the cost or complexity of a traditional system.
Installation is simple. All you need is a Solo Controller, a wireless Solo DoorTag, an electronic door lock and the Paxton Solo app to get a site up and running. With minimal hardware and no complex infrastructure, Solo is ideal for both new installations and retrofit projects where speed and simplicity matter.
What types of sites is Solo suitable for?
- Small businesses and offices – Simple, secure access for employees without the cost or complexity of a traditional access control system.
- Retail shops and independent stores – Control access to stockrooms, offices and staff-only areas using smartphones for access instead of keys or fobs.
- Secure facilities – Developed and independently tested with leading cyber security experts Pentest Partners, making Solo ideal for sites where cyber security is priority.
- Medical and professional practices – Secure consultation rooms and staff areas with simple mobile access, without the need for servers or complex on-site infrastructure.
- Gyms, fitness centers, sports clubs and leisure facilities – Give members and staff mobile access to facilities, changing rooms and lockers without the need for traditional cards, fobs.
- Student housing and shared living spaces – Easily issue, update and revoke mobile credentials as residents move in and out.
- Residential buildings and apartment blocks – Give residents convenient smartphone access while simplifying building management.
- Vacation and short-term rentals – Grant and remove access remotely without the need to hand over physical keys or use a key safe.
- Warehouses, storage units and light industrial spaces – Ideal for sites with changing users and access requirements, making it easy to update permissions as teams and responsibilities change.
- Construction site offices and temporary buildings – Quick to install and easy to relocate as projects progress.
- Remote or unmanned buildings – Ideal for locations without existing network infrastructure, using smartphone access without the need for site Wi-Fi.
You can find out more on the limitless opportunities for Solo here.
Managed through the Paxton Solo app, Solo gives end users a simple, intuitive way to control and manage access from their phone, while giving installers the ability to easily set up, manage and scale systems across multiple sites, creating opportunities for ongoing recurring revenue through service, support and system expansion.
To help installers get started, we’re running hands-on Solo training sessions designed to give the knowledge and confidence to install, configure and support the system.
We’re also giving away 10,000 free Solo starter kits to security installers. Sign up for your training session today and claim your one-door kit while they’re still available.
Where Does Solo Fit?
Ideal Installation sites for Phone-Based, Cloud-Hosted Access Control
Solo fundamentally changes the game for access control. With no servers, no dedicated PCs and no complex on-site infrastructure, Solo gives installers a straightforward and cost-effective way to deliver modern access control to a much wider range of customers.
That means Solo isn’t just limited to the typical sites currently secured with electronic access control. It’s designed for the everyday jobs installers see all the time – the sites where customers want secure, reliable access control without the cost or complexity of a traditional system.
Installation is simple. All you need is a Solo Controller, a wireless Solo DoorTag, an electronic door lock and the Paxton Solo app to get a site up and running. With minimal hardware and no complex infrastructure, Solo is ideal for both new installations and retrofit projects where speed and simplicity matter.
What types of sites is Solo suitable for?
- Small businesses and offices – Simple, secure access for employees without the cost or complexity of a traditional access control system.
- Retail shops and independent stores – Control access to stockrooms, offices and staff-only areas using smartphones for access instead of keys or fobs.
- Secure facilities – Developed and independently tested with leading cyber security experts Pentest Partners, making Solo ideal for sites where cyber security is priority.
- Medical and professional practices – Secure consultation rooms and staff areas with simple mobile access, without the need for servers or complex on-site infrastructure.
- Gyms, fitness centers, sports clubs and leisure facilities – Give members and staff mobile access to facilities, changing rooms and lockers without the need for traditional cards, fobs.
- Student housing and shared living spaces – Easily issue, update and revoke mobile credentials as residents move in and out.
- Residential buildings and apartment blocks – Give residents convenient smartphone access while simplifying building management.
- Vacation and short-term rentals – Grant and remove access remotely without the need to hand over physical keys or use a key safe.
- Warehouses, storage units and light industrial spaces – Ideal for sites with changing users and access requirements, making it easy to update permissions as teams and responsibilities change.
- Construction site offices and temporary buildings – Quick to install and easy to relocate as projects progress.
- Remote or unmanned buildings – Ideal for locations without existing network infrastructure, using smartphone access without the need for site Wi-Fi.
You can find out more on the limitless opportunities for Solo here.
Managed through the Paxton Solo app, Solo gives end users a simple, intuitive way to control and manage access from their phone, while giving installers the ability to easily set up, manage and scale systems across multiple sites, creating opportunities for ongoing recurring revenue through service, support and system expansion.
To help installers get started, we’re running hands-on Solo training sessions designed to give the knowledge and confidence to install, configure and support the system.
We’re also giving away 10,000 free Solo starter kits to security installers. Sign up for your training session today and claim your one-door kit while they’re still available.
