Maxxess has announced the release of eFusion version 7, its access control software that offers a security, safety, and building systems management platform.
As organisations adapt to the fast changing, post-pandemic landscape, with many now shifting to more flexible employment patterns combining both on-site and remote working, there is renewed focus on solutions that enable operational flexibility. The new eFusion release features a web-based client, MX+, that is designed to be faster and more intuitive, with one-click features making a range of functions much easier – from locking-down entire sites, specific zones, or doors in response to emergency events, to reviewing user authorisations and competencies and responding quickly to expiry notifications.
“Our new capability of smarter and more affordable integrated systems gives customers all the flexibility they need to adapt their operations to changing market conditions and the data they need to steer their decision-making,” says Lee Copland, Managing Director EMEA, Maxxess. “Maxxess eFusion version 7 has been designed to be even more flexible and user-friendly, to support customers as they adapt to changing operational priorities.”
In addition, the new MX+ desktop client dashboard gives operators an at-a-glance overview of alerts and critical events, enabling situational awareness from fixed workstations or on the move from smartphones and tablets.
Alarms and transaction reporting is now easier too, giving users easy access to an in-depth information concerning cardholders, access and access-denied activity, and events according to date, time, location etc. With users able to more easily customise reporting to support specific site requirements, the granular detail is now available in a range of file output formats to support analysis and improve security and optimise business processes around people flow and on-site operations.
The service manager tool now automates auditing of eFusion configuration, allowing users to identify and resolve performance issues more promptly and maintain optimum system health. Users can see how each component in the system is performing in real-time, allowing them to be proactive, accessing system self-help before requesting maintenance callouts or making tech support calls.
