Keep your locks.
Lose the key rings.
Most organisations have handed out more keys and fobs than anyone can count, and nobody knows exactly who holds them. Lukoton makes your existing locks open with a smartphone, without replacing them. Every opening shows up in the log at once, and access can be removed straight away, even from your own phone.
Where does a key pass from hand to hand?
Lukoton is made for businesses and organisations whose spaces are used by many people, but where not everyone should have a key.
Clubs and associations
Dance, sports and hobby spaces where each group has its own slot. Access is valid only during the slot.
Shared workspaces and business centres
Members, tenants and visitors get into their own spaces only. When someone leaves the company, their access ends at once.
Schools and municipal spaces
Evening users and clubs get in without handing out keys or chasing them back.
Shared spaces in housing companies
Sauna, club room, storage and technical rooms.
Maintenance and contractors
Fixed-term access that ends by itself. The log shows who came and when.
Gates & barriers
The same phone opens the yard gate and the car-park barrier. Existing tag readers keep working alongside.
So who has the key right now?
A key ring is a legacy information system. No audit log, no access rights, and the backup hangs on a hook by the door.
The cleaner comes in the morning, the caretaker in the afternoon and the club’s evening group at six. Each of them needs a key, and someone always has to sort it out: fetch it, hand it over and hope to see it again.
Who, where, when.
Access management made for the person who looks after the keys on top of everything else.
Access to doors is granted with three questions, on a phone or a computer. Weekly slots, one-off access and an opening log are included, but no manual is needed.
Three steps. Not a single extra key.
1Controller on the door
If the door has an electric lock, the ELA210 is the right choice. The same controller also opens gates and barriers. For an ordinary mechanical lock there is the MLA110.
2Access on the phone
In access management you choose who, where and when. A personal certificate is delivered to the user’s phone. No log-in, no passwords.
3The door opens
Access is checked in real time at every opening. The mechanical key or your existing fob still works, if you want it to.
Finland’s most ordinary door is one of Europe’s hardest to open by phone.
The 4190 and LC190 lock cases are standard in Finnish offices, schools and apartment buildings. For mobile access they are a tough nut to crack: international smart locks usually need a new cylinder, a separate Nordic version or a whole new lock.
We know of exactly one controller that opens them reliably by phone without replacing the lock. It’s ours.
1,324 doors in the middle of the Baltic Sea
On two Baltic Sea passenger vessels, passengers can open their cabin with the shipping company’s own app or with a familiar magstripe card, just as before. Both work in the same lock, so nobody has to change their habits. The same idea works on an office door: the new comes alongside the old, not in its place.
Finnish access control since 2014
Since 2014, we have focused on one thing: mobile access for ordinary locks, without costly lock replacements. Our controllers fit the locks you already have, and they are made in Finland.
Partner since 2016
Lukoton controllers also work in Securitas Technology’s apps Securitas Flow and Securitas Smart Key.
Could getting in be this easy for you too?
Tell us what kind of doors you have. We’ll tell you how to make them open with a phone.