Brivo® Online Access Control Systems

Brivo University - Level 2

An overview of Brivo's solutions gives the attendee the knowledge of the three types of IP-based access control, where each of Brivo's choices is a good fit, and special features that make ACS WebService the Security Management System of choice for so many organizations.

Level 2 pre-requisite is successful completion of Level 1 quiz.

ACS WebService Account Administration >
ACS OnSite Aparato: The latest "weapon" in your access control aresenal >
Multiple Sites and Access Configurations >
Whitepaper: Total Cost of Ownership >
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ACS WebService Account Administration

This detailed explanation of ACS WebService account administration will increase your understanding of how ACS WebService works and what it takes to manage it. Understanding how your customers will use the system can increase your ability to communicate the benefits.

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ACS OnSite Aparato: The latest "weapon" in your access control arsenal

Brivo's Aparato appliance-based systems offer an alternative to ACS WebService. Aparato gives the user who cannot or will not let their data off their own network another no-software option for easy-to-use, full-featured access control. This presentation covers what it is, installation basics for sales representatives, and the features and benefits it offers. It also discusses good target markets

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Multiple Sites and Access Configurations

ACS WebService is easy to use, but some advanced features can be hard to explain unless you've seen it yourself. This presentation discusses configurations that sales people are likely to encounter, such as tiered administration models and multiple sites.

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Whitepaper: Total Cost of Ownership

This whitepaper provides a comparison study of a traditional electronic access control system against Software-as-a-Service (Web-hosted) access control. Beyond the discussion that shows a 76% savings over a traditional system, this paper helps crystallize the differences between traditional offerings and Brivo's ACS WebService.

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