HITEC 2017 NEWS: Onity Showcases New OnPortal Software
From DirectKey mobile access providing guests a seamless journey to their room to all-new OnPortal software featuring tablet-based check-in and full access management, Onity, part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of United Technologies Corp., said it is showcasing its advanced offerings at HITEC Toronto, June 26-29.
Among the latest advancements by Onity is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution for its DirectKey mobile access system. The updated cloud-based offering provides a variety of implementation options including mobile key integration into hotel brand loyalty apps and an Onity-hosted app with configurable features for independent properties.
First released in 2015 for major hotel brands, DirectKey technology has been deployed at thousands of hotel rooms in the U.S. The DirectKey system uses secure key credentialing and Bluetooth technology to allow hotel guests to download their assigned key to their smartphone for easy access to their guest room and other access-controlled areas.
Also on display at HITEC, Onity’s Trillium locks feature stylish one and two-piece designs with optional DirectKey module. Properties with existing Onity locks can easily upgrade to Trillium locks without new door cuts. Trillium RFID locks can be configured to work in either MIFARE Classic or MIFARE Plus mode, which offers enhanced credential security.
Onity also will preview its OnPortal software at HITEC, an all-new solution with tablet-based check-in option and full access management including the ability to issue DirectKey mobile credentials. Available in fall 2017, OnPortal software is designed for large to small properties, supporting front-of-house to back office requirements.
Another guest-friendly offering by Onity is the newest version of its SensorStat energy management solution, which is designed to maximize energy efficiency without sacrificing comfort. It combines an intelligent guest room thermostat, door/window sensors, and passive infrared (PIR) occupancy detection capability. Designed for a complete range of property sizes, SensorStat can scale from standalone, in-room control to a fully networked solution integrated with building automation systems.
Among the latest advancements by Onity is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution for its DirectKey mobile access system. The updated cloud-based offering provides a variety of implementation options including mobile key integration into hotel brand loyalty apps and an Onity-hosted app with configurable features for independent properties.
First released in 2015 for major hotel brands, DirectKey technology has been deployed at thousands of hotel rooms in the U.S. The DirectKey system uses secure key credentialing and Bluetooth technology to allow hotel guests to download their assigned key to their smartphone for easy access to their guest room and other access-controlled areas.
Also on display at HITEC, Onity’s Trillium locks feature stylish one and two-piece designs with optional DirectKey module. Properties with existing Onity locks can easily upgrade to Trillium locks without new door cuts. Trillium RFID locks can be configured to work in either MIFARE Classic or MIFARE Plus mode, which offers enhanced credential security.
Onity also will preview its OnPortal software at HITEC, an all-new solution with tablet-based check-in option and full access management including the ability to issue DirectKey mobile credentials. Available in fall 2017, OnPortal software is designed for large to small properties, supporting front-of-house to back office requirements.
Another guest-friendly offering by Onity is the newest version of its SensorStat energy management solution, which is designed to maximize energy efficiency without sacrificing comfort. It combines an intelligent guest room thermostat, door/window sensors, and passive infrared (PIR) occupancy detection capability. Designed for a complete range of property sizes, SensorStat can scale from standalone, in-room control to a fully networked solution integrated with building automation systems.