Brivo vs. Verkada

Brivo is a great cloud-based access control system. It is exactly what you want in this type of platform: solid, reliable, straightforward, and easy to use. We were in the process of rolling out a coworking space and initially became interested in Brivo due to its integration with Nexudus. Upon learning more about Brivo, we realized it was incredibly stable and scalable and decided to deploy it in two of our larger commercial office buildings.

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They need to be powered where there is ethernet. This makes it hard for areas outside in larger fields and such (that are not tied to that). But for a hard-wired business, that wants to do away from home run copper back to the on-prem box, this is a great alternative.

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• Tracking who is coming and going and at what time.
• Video monitoring capabilities.
• Intuitive software for trouble shooting or programming schedules.
• Generating usage reports.

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• Adding additional ITTT procedures.

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• Vape sensing archive downloads don't tie in with contextual camera.

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It is very straightforward

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At the time, Kisi did not allow for differing access based on elevator floors, but this may have changed.

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We looked at Meraki/Cisco cameras, as well as various on-prem servers. Nothing really stacked up when it came to features, cost, and ease of use. Meraki/Cisco came the closest but the licensing was not ideal.

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• Saves so much time.
• Keeps us organized.
• Tenants are asking us to deploy to their spaces, helping us transition from physical keys.

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• It was initially cheaper to get the system install.
• Time savings for myself has paid over ten times it's worth.
• All positive ROI.

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