Access management

Who, where, when. That’s the whole manual.

With Lukoton’s cloud service you give people access to your doors. Pick a person or a group, the doors and the time. The door opens with the Lukoton app exactly when agreed, and nobody has to hand out keys or collect them back.

How it works

Three questions, and access is granted.

  1. 1

    Who?

    One person by phone number or a whole group at once. A new user gets a text message to set up the Lukoton app.

    Salsa Tue 18–21
  2. 2

    Where?

    One door or a group of doors, for example the front door and the hall. The same access can cover the yard gate and the car-park barrier too.

    Hall 1, Entrance and changing rooms
  3. 3

    When?

    Always, at set times or just once. A weekly slot can start and end on a given date, for example to follow the season.

    Tue 18:00–21:00

Finally, the service shows the access as one sentence you can check before saving. A change takes effect at the door within minutes, and removed access stops working the same way.

The last step of Grant access on a desktop. The access reads as a sentence before saving. The service is in Finnish.
The last step of Grant access on a desktop. The access reads as a sentence before saving. The service is in Finnish.
The same view on a phone.
The same view on a phone.
Easy

Made for the person who looks after the keys on top of everything else.

A club treasurer, an office manager or a caretaker doesn’t want to learn a new system. So the service asks things in the same order you would say them out loud.

  • No training

    Who, where and when. Each step is its own view, and at the end the access reads as a sentence.

  • Works on a phone

    Grant or remove access on a phone, even at the door before practice.

  • Can they get in?

    When someone calls from outside the door, the check tells you at once whether they can open this door right now.

  • No passwords

    Administrators sign in with a passkey. Door users don’t sign in at all: the phone is the key.

Versatile

Simple doesn’t mean limited.

The When step of Grant access: always, at set times or once, start and end dates, weekdays and times, and every other week.
  • Groups and door groups

    Grant access to a whole group at once. When a new member joins the group, they get the same doors at the same times.

  • Weekly slots

    Several slots a week, every other week, and public holidays can be left out.

  • One-off and fixed-term access

    A visitor tomorrow 9–16 or a contractor for three weeks. Access ends by itself.

  • Opening and change logs

    Every opening is logged, and the change log shows who granted or removed access. Openings export to Excel.

  • Several administrators

    The main user can invite others to manage access. It doesn’t all have to run through one person’s phone.

  • API

    Access can also be granted and removed from your own booking system or website.

Who it’s for

When many people use the space, but not everyone should have a key.

The group Salsa Tue 18–21: access to Hall 1 and the entrance and changing room doors on Tuesdays 18–21.01

Shared spaces and time slots

Clubs, associations, dance and hobby studios

Each group has its own slot, instructors can always get in and the cleaner comes in the mornings. When the season changes, access is updated group by group, and no keys need collecting.

  • Salsa Tue 18–21
  • Instructors always
  • One-off rental on Saturday 12–16
The group Flex members: access to meeting rooms and entrances on weekdays 7–18, not on public holidays.02

Shared workspaces

Coworking spaces and business centres

Resident members get in any time and flex members on weekdays. Each tenant company has access to its own office, and a visitor gets access for a single day.

  • Resident members always
  • Flex members Mon–Fri 7–18
  • Visitor tomorrow 9–16
Ideas

Where else does a key pass from hand to hand?

The same need comes up wherever many people need to get in, but nobody should have a key of their own.

  • Shared spaces in housing companies

    Sauna, club room and technical rooms.

  • Maintenance and contractors

    Fixed-term access that ends by itself.

  • Home care

    For home care providers: the carer gets into the agreed staircase only, at the agreed time.

  • Boat clubs and marinas

    The pier gate and clubhouse for members, and for visiting boaters only during their stay.

  • Cleaning

    Weekday mornings, not evenings or weekends.

  • Evening use of schools

    Gyms and classrooms for clubs in the evenings.

  • Parishes and associations

    Club rooms used by many groups.

  • Gates and barriers

    The same access also opens the yard gate and the garage barrier.

Security and data protection

Who came in, and when, is your data.

  • Data in the EU

    The service and its database run in data centres within the EU.

  • Checked at every opening

    The door asks the service for permission at every opening. Once access is removed, the phone no longer opens the door.

  • Retention period

    Choose how long openings are kept: 6, 12, 24 or 36 months. Older data is deleted.

  • Data processing agreement

    The customer is the controller and Lukoton the processor. The service includes a GDPR data processing agreement.

The openings view: filters by person, door and method, a Download Excel button and a list of openings.
Controllers

Works with Lukoton controllers

The service controls doors fitted with a Lukoton controller: the MLA110 for ordinary 4190 and LC190 lock cases and the ELA210 for electric locks, gates and barriers. No locks are replaced, and the doors open with the Lukoton app.

Explore the controllers

For partners

Do you offer spaces or property services?

We are looking for new partners who offer access management to their own customers: property service companies, property managers, space providers and booking system developers. Let’s talk.

Get in touch

Book a demo

We’ll show you the service online and explain how it fits your spaces. Tell us briefly what kind of doors and time slots you have.

info@lukoton.com

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