Invixium products have been integrated with Security Center Synergis^TM access control software, part of Genetec^TM Security Center, through Invixium’s management software, IXM WEB allowing for two-way synchronization of user credentials in real-time while the biometric devices are connected via Wiegand to the access control panel. As an added benefit and game-changer, the integration was developed utilising the RIO protocol for direct communication to the Synergis^TM Cloud Link appliance allowing Invixium biometric devices the option to act as edge controllers at the door, eliminating the need for an access control panel.

This integration between Synergis and IXM WEB provides a simplified process for user management and eliminates the need to enter user data into two separate software applications, thus dramatically reducing setup time for installers. For internal entrances, Genetec customers now have the flexibility to opt for single door access control where the Invixium biometric device controls access directly, providing a significant cost savings on the overall system. This marks the most comprehensive integration with Synergis with a biometric manufacturer resulting in a tremendous win for Genetec customers who can now provide biometrics as a more secure and cost-effective alternative to existing card and PIN code systems.

“This is the first integration with biometrics that utilizes the RIO protocol, which provides tremendous flexibility and scalability for our customers,” said Thibaut Louvet, Access Control Systems Director at Genetec. “The partnership is in line with our strategy of adding the top brands to the Genetec ecosystem, and we are excited to offer our customers a modern, cutting-edge technology that complements our existing architecture, delivering a truly versatile security solution for biometric access control.”

Known for an exquisite design and high-quality construction, Invixium’s IP-enabled biometric solutions feature the latest in cutting-edge technology to provide lightning fast results and enjoyable experiences. By leveraging the best fingerprint sensor technologies on the market including: multispectral imaging, active thermal and high resolution optical, Invixium has crafted a suite of products with superior performance in ideal indoor applications as well as in rugged harsh outdoor environments. Invixium’s biometric development expertise has also made provisions for sensor interoperability among all three options, allowing the freedom to enroll users on any device with seamless authentication across a mix of products on the same network.

“We’re very excited to expand our presence globally with strategic partners like Genetec,” says Shiraz Kapadia, CEO & President of Invixium. “We recognize Genetec’s leadership position as a provider of advanced solutions for security and access control. Our combined solution – Invixium products integrated with Synergis – is easy to deploy and incorporates the latest in facial, fingerprint and finger vein recognition technology,” adds Kapadia.

For more information about Invixium products and its integration with Genetec, visit:
https://www.genetec.com/partners/technology-partners/company-profile?pId=255

About Genetec

Genetec develops open-architecture software, hardware and cloud-based services for the physical security and public safety industry. Its flagship product, Security Center, unifies IP-based access control, video surveillance and automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) into one platform. A global innovator since 1997, Genetec is headquartered in Montréal, Canada, and serves enterprise and government organizations via an integrated network of resellers, certified channel partners, integrators and consultants in over 80 countries. Genetec was founded on the principle of innovation and remains at the forefront of emerging technologies that unify IP physical security systems. For more information about Genetec, visit: www.genetec.com.

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This year’s VentureClash competition attracted nearly 300 applications from more than 20 countries around the world. After advancing to the semifinal round along with 33 other companies, Invixium will now compete in the final pitch event as one of nine startups vying for a share of the $5 million prize.

“We’re thrilled to have Invixium join us next month for the VentureClash finals,” said Matt McCooe, CEO of Connecticut Innovations. “Shiraz and his team have created a successful business and we’re excited to get them on stage, and potentially to Connecticut. With the increased interest in advanced security and access control, Connecticut would be a great place for Invixium to expand to in the U.S.”

Invixium is a manufacturer of advanced biometric security products which provide the highest level of physical access security at enterprises and industrial facilities through Internet connected edge computing systems. Invixium offers a full suite of biometric security products with the latest technology for facial, fingerprint and finger vein (vascular) recognition that cater to enterprise access, industrial, smart buildings & homes and time and attendance markets. Its products are manufactured in Canada under strict quality standards and are differentiated through advanced algorithms, intelligent engineering and flexible architecture.

“The popularity of biometrics has grown exponentially,” said Shiraz Kapadia, Founder & CEO of Invixium. “Invixium is poised to change the game in the physical access security arena by developing elegant and IoT ready biometric solutions to replace antiquated methods of entry. It is an honor to be shortlisted and I look forward to sharing our story on stage next month in Connecticut.”

VentureClash 2018 finalists will compete in front of a panel of expert judges at a one-day pitch event to be held on October 18, 2018, at the Yale School of Management in New Haven, Connecticut.

About VentureClash

Managed by Connecticut Innovations, VentureClash is Connecticut’s global venture challenge focused on early-stage companies. The challenge identifies high-potential companies in digital health, fintech, insurtech and the Internet of Things that will receive investments from a $5 million investment award pool.
Learn more at www.ventureclash.com.

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The partnership with ADD will help increase awareness of the Invixium brand in Africa and allow existing customers of ADD, the option of expanding their business with Invixium’s modern biometric products, manufactured in Canada ensuring high quality construction and reliability.

With over 30 years accumulated experience in the security space, ADD is a provider of CCTV, security and access control solutions with long standing partnerships with local system integrators, consultants and resellers. Their company slogan “Whatever IT Takes” has continued to resonate with their customer base and CEO Nasrullah Khan feels that the Invixium offering can disrupt the current market with the best designed, highest quality and innovative biometric products.

Nasrullah Khan, CEO at ADD commented, “It has been a pleasure watching Invixium grow and establish itself as a brand known for well-designed, cutting edge biometric products that work in rugged environments. We are excited about this partnership and are eager to promote and support the full range of Invixium products to our entire network of customers throughout East Africa.”

Invixium products provide secure access control and convenient time and attendance tracking of employees. They are ideal biometric products for the African market due to the incorporation of rugged components like multispectral imaging fingerprint sensors from Lumidigm on the IXM TITAN, IXM SENSE 2 and TOUCH 2 products along with highly durable, IP65 and IK08 protected exterior making them very suitable for deployments in outdoor harsh environments. The TITAN ramps up further by achieving IK10 impact protection. To round out the full suite, the IXM MYCRO is a biometric workhorse when it comes to access control and the IXM MERGE is a compact device suitable for both access control and time and attendance applications.

“Our long-term strategy is growth through partnerships,” said Shiraz Kapadia, CEO & President of Invixium. “The excitement is high as we expand into Africa due to the tremendous potential that this region holds for high-tech security products and specifically biometric solutions. We are honoured to have the experience, reach and support of the team at ADD all the way from the top and am pleased that integrators and customers in East Africa can now purchase our exquisitely designed products from ADD,” added Kapadia.

For more information, visit:
invixium.com
africaddl.com

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“This past year has reached unprecedented growth in sales, integration partnerships and product advancements for our company,” says Shiraz Kapadia, CEO and President of Invixium. “We look forward to showing ISC West attendees how our beautifully designed TITAN solution transcends the siloed capabilities, complexity and limitations of traditional biometric devices.”

The new TITAN consolidates the functionality of biometric authentication, time and attendance, video intercom and video surveillance devices into a single unit that accommodates a diverse host of applications for the ultimate in performance and convenience. TITAN was conceived and engineered using a distinct set of design parameters including: application versatility, simplicity of use and implementation, modern communications and beautiful aesthetics that uniquely differentiates it from traditional biometric devices.

TITAN’s revolutionary facial recognition algorithm delivers superior throughput; authenticating approximately 15 identities a minute with extreme accuracy. With the fastest enrollment time and smallest biometric record size, TITAN’s onboard memory can also store up to 100,000 facial biometric records.

Invixium also continues to expand its ecosystem of technology partners which has grown to include: HID, SecuGen, Hitachi, Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Corning, and NEXT Biometrics, to name a few.

Integrations with Access Control partners continue to grow as well and now include: Galaxy Control Systems, RS2 Technologies, Honeywell, Genetec, Gallagher Security, Paxton Access, Siemens, Remsdaq and S2 Security, with many more to come.

For more information, visit:
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Invixium’s IXM WEB enterprise software includes their newest module IXM Link which plays a major role as the foundation in making these integrations possible. Link allows for two-way synchronization of user/cardholder data between IXM WEB and various access control software platforms, making the entire process of management and system administration simple and efficient for installers and system integrators; eliminating the need to enter user/cardholder data in two places and dramatically reducing set-up time.

Invixium’s list of integration partners to date include Galaxy Control Systems, RS2 Technologies, Honeywell, Genetec, Gallagher Security, Paxton Access, Siemens, Remsdaq and S2 Security, with more to follow shortly.

“Establishing a long list of integration partners is a pragmatic and proven way to further increase market penetration and growth,” says Shiraz Kapadia, CEO and President of Invixium. “Invixium’s IXM Link makes it easier for system integrators to implement our best-in-breed biometric solutions quickly and accurately; significantly speeding up deployment and setup time. Invixium has so far completed eight integrations with various access control companies in just nine months – a testament of our focus and pace and we look forward to adding more integrations in the next few months.”

By leveraging the industry’s most trusted technologies along with the most dependable fingerprint sensors on the market, including multispectral imaging, active thermal and high-resolution optical, Invixium has crafted a suite of exquisitely designed, modern, IoT-ready biometric authentication solutions for a myriad of applications that are robust and easy to deploy.

“We selected the experts in the field of card access, sensors, processors and cover glass and harnessed their technologies to the fullest,” says Kapadia. “The result is a portfolio of visually stunning, feature-rich biometric products engineered and designed to deliver the best user experience possible.”

Invixium’s Technology Partners have grown to include: HID, SecuGen, Hitachi, Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Corning, and NEXT Biometrics, to name a few. Working closely with these experts has allowed Invixium to incorporate numerous features and functionalities across the company’s entire portfolio of biometric products.

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“Biometric authentication is now relevant and continues to trend across many markets, rapidly becoming a mainstream solution for physical security applications,” says Shiraz Kapadia, CEO & President of Invixium. Security professionals continue to accelerate the replacement of traditional and antiquated access control methods using physical credentials with advanced biometric solutions. Invixium’s new TITAN – which combines highly accurate biometric technologies and diverse functionality into one exquisitely designed unit – delivers higher levels of security, is easy to deploy and implement and provides lower total cost of ownership,” adds Kapadia.

IXM TITAN FEATURES

IXM TITAN’s hallmark features include a revolutionary facial recognition algorithm based on a single 21-megapixel camera solution. With the fastest enrollment time and smallest biometric record size, TITAN delivers superior throughput, authenticating approximately 15 faces per minute with extreme accuracy and includes onboard memory to store an unprecedented 100,000 facial biometric records.

TITAN also incorporates Hitachi finger vein technology with liveness detection, making it virtually impossible to spoof. Vein technology provides increased privacy by eliminating latent prints and is not reproducible as vein patterns are beneath the skin.

TITAN offers the choice of two industry leading fingerprint sensor options:
a) Lumidigm Venus utilizes multispectral imaging technology that virtually eliminates common real-world problems experienced by conventional fingerprint sensors. Fast, accurate and reliable, the Venus fingerprint sensor delivers best-in-class biometric authentication along with liveness detection.
b) SecuGen U20 is an FBI certified, high-performance, maintenance-free optical fingerprint sensor resistant to scratches, impact, vibration and electrostatic shock.

Additional features of IXM TITAN include:

• Android Nougat
• A 2.2 GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor providing supreme power, graphics, reliability and battery efficiency.
• Inbuilt RFID card reader options: iCLASS SE, MiFARE DESFire, MiFARE DESFire EV1 and 2, EM Prox.
• A 5.0” IPS (in-plane switching) LCD for better color reproduction and wider viewing angles.
• An aluminum enclosure that makes it suitable for all environments including extreme heat, cold or rain. This construction is especially ideal for mines, construction sites, seaports, petro chemical and nuclear power plants.
• Advanced connectivity options such as Gigabit Ethernet, RS485, RS232, Customizable Wiegand, 3G for remote locations, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

But it doesn’t stop there. TITAN was designed to be future proof and anticipates more functionality to be added in the near term.

For more information, visit:
invixium.com

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Read the full interview below:

Peter O’Neill, President, FindBiometrics: You and I have known each other for quite some time but please tell our readers about the background of your company?

Shiraz Kapadia, CEO, Invixium: Thank you Peter for this opportunity and yes you are so correct. I remember the last time we spoke was for a similar FindBiometrics interview when I was the Chief Operating Officer heading up Bioscrypt. After spending 12+ years at Bioscrypt, I left with a lot of positive experiences and above all, I had acquired a long list of what not to do: the mistakes, the challenges and the screw ups that had taken place primarily in the access control space using biometrics. I founded Invixium in 2012 with a team of biometric professionals to breathe fresh air and modernize an antiquated industry where products looked ugly, used old technology, were expensive and proprietary. It was nobody’s fault; the challenges were so high, the privacy concerns were high; the biometric access control space had come to a standstill and people didn’t want to use biometrics as they were still comfortable with cards, despite security flaws associated with cards. The adoption just wasn’t there. I felt that with the right focus, on things like biometric education and design for aesthetics and customizations, the industry could turn around. We went to work right away to create our product portfolio. I was aware of what other players were doing but did not concern too much about competing with them. I was most interested in solving the problems and breaking down the challenges; figuring out what integrators are looking for, what installers are looking for and most of all, what end users expect from a biometric device installed outside of their enterprise, industry, home or office. How to satisfy and possibly exceed expectations of all these stakeholders? We did a lot of analysis and we concluded that building a long catalog of product SKUs was not the answer, trying to build a product with a ‘one size fits all’ approach was also not the answer.
First and foremost, our products had to look beautiful. Secondly, our products had to be tremendously easy to use for integrators, installers and end users and also application oriented. We wanted to make products for specific applications like: outdoor deployments, indoor installation, time tracking with touch screen and Gorilla Glass, and multimodal for a variety of application needs. The third aspect is education. We focused continually on educating the market even though we were just a start-up. We were busy developing our products, but we did not stop educating. We did not stop ‘blowing the bugle’ that biometrics is the only technology that proves you are who you say you are. Passwords, fobs and PINs are going to stay but nothing can compete when it comes to the security and convenience of using biometrics for physical access control or any authentication for that matter.

FB: I think it is wonderful you focus on education; that came out as a critical area in our Year in Review. Tell us about your product lineup please?

Invixium: We have a diverse portfolio of products with a total of 5 models. IXM MERGE is our economy model, but not by skimping on quality. Using smart engineering, we developed this product which is now being sold all over the world and has become one of our most popular products given the balance of features and cost. IXM MYCRO is our biometric workhorse, ideal for all basic access control applications. IXM SENSE incorporates a multispectral imaging sensor from Lumidigm, now HID, making it very suitable for deployments in an outdoor harsh environment. IXM TOUCH includes a touchscreen LCD with protective Gorilla Glass. The LCD menu can be used to change configuration settings or even enroll users directly from the device and can also be used for time & attendance with programmable function keys. This device also comes with an integrated camera and audio, useful for video intercom and to capture still shots.
And launching at ISC West is IXM TITAN – the most advanced multimodal biometric product ever engineered. It incorporates facial recognition, finger vein recognition from Hitachi, two different types of fingerprint sensors: an FBI-certified sensor from SecuGen and the multispectral Venus from Lumidigm (HID). It’s IP67 and IK10 compliant, it has a beautiful aluminum enclosure and stunning 5.0” HD resolution LCD. I like to say that it has the elegance of ‘the Beauty’, but also the ruggedness of ‘the Beast’. When it comes to high-throughput applications, it allows approximately 15-18 people through a turnstile per minute. TITAN is our master stroke! Finally, our products are manufactured in Canada and this, we feel, is what helps differentiate our brand from others.

FB: I think that leads well into my next question and I can’t wait to see your new product that you mentioned at ISC West when I come to visit you there in Las Vegas. What differentiates you from other products on the market? I think you may have alluded to one, being that they are made in Canada.

Invixium: Made in Canada is one, and second is design. Up to a few years ago, it was okay for biometric products to be ugly because they are associated with security products and security products don’t have to look good. It’s not the case anymore. Business owners spend millions on interior design and styling for their offices, and then have to settle on selecting from a list of bulky, industrial looking biometric devices for their doors? We have dedicated an enormous amount of attention to the design of our products. We get endorsements daily from people telling us that our products and packaging is similar to an Apple iPhone. We get associated with Apple all the time, which is a big compliment for us because Apple is iconic when it comes to design and usability. Hence, design is a very big differentiator for us. But it’s not all about the products. In today’s times, service plays a very big role in the success of any company. At the early stages, we developed a culture of delivering the best customer experience. Every company claims this, but we know there is a void in the market when it comes to being responsive in a timely manner. We also differentiate by offering product customizations as a service. We have a dedicated customization team and we actively promote customizations because we don’t believe that the ‘one size fits all’ model works. Essentially, we can and have already completed several customized solutions for customers all over the world. Our motto is, if nobody can solve this problem, then Invixium is willing, able and capable of customizing the products as per the needs of the customer.

FB: That is very wonderful to be known for that at this stage in your growth and I would like to add another thing that I think differentiates you, and that is that you have had, and you mentioned it earlier in one of your comments, you have had years of experience in the marketplace and you learn a lot during those successes and failures in the early days. So, to be able to build off that is a really wonderful asset. Can you tell us which vertical markets you are focusing on?

Invixium: Enterprises of all kinds – small, medium or large. Industries – heavy industries like mining or petrochemicals where biometrics has never been suitable before. Our products, given that they have IP65 or 67 ratings and are robust, have been quite successful in these industries with primary applications being time tracking of employees and access control. Biometrics is the best way to eliminate buddy punching. These are the traditional markets but because of our design and simplicity, the major brands in the luxury smart home and custom install market, like Control4 and Savant, have pulled in our products. They like them for security, but also for personalizing the home or office automation experience. When Invixium devices are integrated with an automation controller, users will have the ability to create different user profiles to command a host of peripherals like lighting, a/v systems, TV’s, IP cameras, thermostats, window shades and more. Invixium products are ideal for a variety of applications around the home or office including the front entrance, boardroom, inventory closet, wine cellar, library, art room, panic room, pool gate or guesthouse. We have sold to healthcare, finance, luxury homes, government deployments, airports and to industries like petrochemical, construction and seaports. And our focus to date has been Middle East, Africa and India because they are fast adopters of new technology and being a new business, we wanted to get early traction. We have deployed 11,000+ devices so far. Now that our product portfolio is complete, we decided to debut in North America…we are now ready. We have been in this market for the past year preparing our channel partners, completing our integrations with various access control manufacturers and we have some success stories to share. It is the perfect time and our excitement level is exploding because we are going to be at ISC West!

FB: So, let’s talk a little bit about ISC West – it is one of my favourite conferences every year and we have a special relationship with them around the biometric area. I know you will be there…what are you showing and maybe talk a little bit Shiraz, about some of the challenges facing the whole enterprise area as digital, mobile, physical access all come crashing together and for every single enterprise out there and how can biometrics help?

Invixium: A very good question. We will have our entire product line on display at booth #6109, including our original model launched back in 2014 right up to the brand new and most advanced IXM TITAN, which is generating a lot of buzz. We also submitted TITAN for the SIA New Product Showcase award so, wish us luck! We are very confident that this is a unique product and are very excited to promote it for the North America and global market at ISC West. We also plan to highlight Invixium as a new, but not so new brand. We will have the opportunity to tell our story and showcase our product design, elegance and robustness. We’ll have products under water, we’ll have demos for the audience to test our products and see how robust they are, we’ll have them in a sand chamber to demonstrate that even if your hands are dirty, the products will still work. We have made use of these live demos at other international tradeshows and found them to be very effective. With regards to the challenges that enterprises face, there is so much talk about cybersecurity theft and there is an enormous amount of focus on mitigating or dealing with those kinds of thefts. I respect and admire all the attention that has been given to cybersecurity and I am speaking on a panel at ISC West about the challenges being faced in work environments. If the data that is being presented by the different publications is true and I believe it is true, then 70-80% of cyber crimes or thefts are happening within the facilities, they are not happening remotely. It pains me to still see server rooms being secured with antiquated methods such as cards or PINs. They are all fine but are you going to have your server room, your data center not secured with biometrics knowing full well the security benefits of biometrics? What about connecting the various building management systems, either digital or physical security and tie everything together? Meaning, until you enter the door you won’t be able to log onto your computer on the server. In addition to this focus on cybersecurity, I feel that managers of enterprises, CIO’s and CEO’s should be asking questions on what more can be done to secure their physical infrastructure.
I think the first thing that enterprises should focus on is to secure their physical infrastructure. Productivity and time checking and everything else will come after that. If 70-80% of the threats are happening from inside the facilities, whether it is an external or internal door, securing the premises will cut down a good percentage of those threats, maybe 40-50% right off the bat.

FB: Shiraz thank you so much and I really look forward to seeing your products, especially the TITAN, at your booth at the ISC West show. Thank you again for carving out some time to speak with us today.

Invixium: You are most welcome Peter, it was indeed a pleasure and I look forward to connecting with you at ISC West.

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TITAN was conceived and engineered using a unique set of design parameters including unparalleled application versatility, simplicity of use and implementation, industry-leading processing power and exquisite aesthetics that clearly differentiate it from traditional biometric devices.

“TITAN is a master stroke,” says Shiraz Kapadia, CEO and President of Invixium. “We engineered TITAN to be an iconic biometric product; beautiful enough to be installed in luxury homes and corporates, extremely rugged for installation in the harshest environments, technologically futuristic to be an IoT connected device and security focused with its multimodal and multifactor authentication versatility. The introduction of IXM TITAN at ISC West is a milestone for Invixium as this marks our entry into North America with a plethora of biometric products and solutions,” adds Kapadia.

TITAN’s impressive suite of features and technical specifications will be unveiled at ISC West, where the product will be featured at booth #6109.

To arrange a one-on-one demonstration at ISC West 2018, please click here to schedule a time slot online or call 1-844-INVIXIUM (468-4948).

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“This partnership grew from the demand for this product from our Middle East and African region integrators,” said Rick Caruthers, Executive VP, Galaxy Control Systems. “System Galaxy’s integration with Invixium biometric readers will make it possible for integrators to deploy these solutions in a cost-effective manner to clients around the world. Hence we have decided to become a global reseller of Invixium products.”

Engineered and designed with the user in mind, Invixium’s IP-enabled biometric solutions feature the latest in cutting-edge technology to provide lightning fast results and enjoyable experiences. By leveraging the best fingerprint sensor technologies on the market including: multispectral imaging, active thermal and high resolution optical, Invixium is able to craft a suite of products with superior performance in ideal indoor applications as well as in rugged harsh outdoor environments. Invixium’s biometric development expertise has also made provisions for sensor interoperability among all three options, allowing the freedom to enroll users on any device with seamless authentication across a mix of products on the same network.

“We have created a cost-effective product portfolio that is easy to integrate with,” said Shiraz Kapadia, CEO & President of Invixium. “This partnership enables us to benefit from the Galaxy sales channel and the integration provides Galaxy integrators the option of expanding their biometric solution offerings with modern, exquisitely designed solutions at a reduced price point.”

System Galaxy, a scalable, enterprise-class access control and management solution, seamlessly integrates security and building management functions. Additional features include active directory support to enable real-time identity management, individualized identity-based door access, and the ability to generate specific reports for each screen view or credential holder. Data can be shared with other systems such as time and attendance, visitor management, time clocks, parking garages and personal messaging. System Galaxy accommodates unlimited users and is also accessible from mobile web browsers, and is designed for backward compatibility with all legacy Galaxy systems.

Invixium will be exhibiting their entire biometric product line including the integration with Galaxy Control System at booth #SA-C33 at the 20th edition of Intersec Expo in Dubai, January 21-23.

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S2 NetBox is a modern web-based application with features such as person record and cardholder management, event and alarm monitoring, threat level escalation and reporting; with no software to install. Ideal for a variety of applications from small businesses to field offices of large enterprises, customers of S2 already working with NetBox will now have the benefit of expanding their biometric offerings with Invixium’s stunningly crafted, ‘Made in Canada’ product suite which includes MERGE, MYCRO, SENSE and TOUCH.

The integration will help ease the often-lengthy install process for any access control deployments, which has been made possible by Invixium’s newest module – IXM Link. After configuration, the module synchronizes the cardholder data between the NetBox and IXM WEB databases in a matter of seconds, dramatically reducing setup time for system integrators and eliminating the need to input data into two separate applications.

“IXM Link complements the united S2 Access control solution”, says Shiraz Kapadia, CEO & President of Invixium. “S2 dealers and distributors globally can now offer our IP ready biometric products that are fully integrated to S2 NetBox access system providing a modern and secure alternate to the traditional card based credentials.”

S2 Security dealers can procure Invixium products and receive technical support directly from Invixium.

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s2sys.com

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