ProdataKey Introduces PDK Access App

DRAPER, Utah—ProdataKey (PDK), a developer of cloud-based access control solutions, has just released a new mobile application: the PDK Access app.

The company points out the new app includes Access and Manage Access modes, and it states the app has been designed to elevate the user experience and account for different personas using the app.

ProdataKey explains that through the PDK Access app, system administrators can easily access PDK.io, ProdataKey’s access control management software. Using the software, the Rocky Mountain region company notes that managers can easily configure access permissions, rules, groups, contact information, and more anytime, anywhere, on any device.

The company asserts that users of the app will benefit from a newly designed access appearance, including a card-based system that makes was developed to make easier to toggle between the systems that administrators hold credentials for.

“Our customers want a system that they will love the look and feel of. And with this new mobile app, everything is a lot cleaner but still really simple to use,” comments Kyle Bearly, national business development manager at Advanced Locking Solutions.

ProdataKey adds that with its new PDK Access App, using mobile credentials and managing your system on-the-go is easier is now easier for users and system administrators. The PDK Access app automatically takes the place of the former ProdataKey mobile app on any devices that have the application already installed.

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