Morse Watchmans to Spotlight KeyWatcher Touch at GSX 2025

NEW ORLEANS—Morse Watchmans, a developer of key control and asset management solutions, is showcasing its flagship KeyWatcher, as well as other products at GSX 2025.

During the trade event the company will be exhibiting in booth #3713 and attendees can stop by the booth to see the latest Morse Watchmans products.

“KeyWatcher Touch continues to set the standard in key management, providing organizations with systems that deliver complete confidence and control over key and asset management,” says Tim Purpura, VP of global sales and marketing, Morse Watchmans. “At GSX, we’ll showcase our lineup of key management solutions and help attendees to see firsthand how they deliver ROI, accountability, and increased efficiency.”

KeyWatcher Touch Will Be Featured in GSX 2025 Booth

One of the products the company will highlight at the trade event will be the KeyWatcher Touch. The company describes this product as a modular, easy-to-scale key control cabinet that includes a touchscreen interface.

Morse Watchmans says the product provides automated key tracking, detailed audit trails, and integration options with access control and other systems. Other products on display include KeyAnywhere and its KeyFind technology. Morse Watchmans says that when networked, KeyAnywhere enables key returns at any KeyWatcher Touch across the enterprise. The KeyFind technology, the company goes on to explain, pinpoints a specific key and it determines who has checked the key out.

In addition to the KeyWatcher products, Morse Watchmans will also feature these products during the show:

  • SmartKey Electronic Locker Systems: Designed to secure, track, and control access to larger assets, these lockers can integrate across business systems, including access control. The company suggests this enhances visibility, reduces risk, and improves asset tracking and reporting.
  • KeyBank Touch Key Access Control System: Simplified key management system with a 7-inch touch screen interface and a capacity of up to 18,000 keys and 10,000 users per site.
  • Emergency Key Grab (EKG) System: A solution for ensuring rapid, secure access to facility keys during emergencies or lockdown situations. The color-coded system enables access by only authorized emergency personnel using a unique PIN code or other secure credentials to retrieve keys quickly, resulting in faster response times.

 

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