Salto KS
Better lock management: from manual to automatic
Previously, operators manually updated each subscription to assign new locks, a time-consuming task. Due to recent system improvements, new locks are automatically assigned to the correct access groups, streamlining the process of adding new locks. This automation saves time, reduces errors, enhances security, and simplifies access management, allowing operators to focus on more critical tasks—all in a more efficient and error-free manner.
More details:
Before: Adding a new lock meant operators had to update access for each person's subscription manually. This was a hefty task, as it involved checking and updating each subscription one by one, a real-time sink.
Now: due to solving this ticket, when a lock is added, access groups get updated automatically. The system automatically connects new locks to the right contracts, making managing access much smoother.
Big Wins for operators:
More details:
Before: Adding a new lock meant operators had to update access for each person's subscription manually. This was a hefty task, as it involved checking and updating each subscription one by one, a real-time sink.
Now: due to solving this ticket, when a lock is added, access groups get updated automatically. The system automatically connects new locks to the right contracts, making managing access much smoother.
Big Wins for operators:
- Time saving: No manual work, this change cuts down on a lot of administrative legwork.
- Less errors: it also means fewer chances for slip-ups, since everything's updated automatically.
- More secure: accurate updates help keep the right access levels tight and secure.
- Operational focus: Making this task easy for operators is freeing them up to focus on more important tasks.
