HID forms partnership for mobile credentials in Google Wallet

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HID has partnered with Smart Spaces and Cohesion to deliver mobile credentials in Google Wallet, allowing users to access buildings, spaces and systems with their Android phone.

According to the partnership, adding mobile credentials in Google Wallet gives employees, tenants and guests easy access to everyday spaces and business systems, using their Android phones.

“We are thrilled to partner with Smart Spaces and Cohesion to provide their customers and users with a convenient, secure wallet experience on Android phones,” said Sanjit Bardhan, VP of Mobile at HID.

“By adding mobile credentials in Google Wallet, users can access everything from turnstiles and elevators to certain floors on a building to computer and printer networks.”

User experience importance

They now have a secure, mobile credential to open a door, access an elevator or release a print job, by holding their Android phone near a reader.

Adding to the security of Seos, mobile credentials in Google Wallet take full advantage of the privacy and security features built into Android phones.

Additionally, mobile credentials in Google Wallet are compatible with Signo and iCLASS SE readers, which are Wallet ready.

“At Smart Spaces, providing our customers a seamless user experience is extremely important, added Dan Drogman, CEO, Smart Spaces.

“Adding mobile credentials in Google Wallet does this exactly.

“We’re very excited to partner with HID to be among the first to offer this to our customers.”

Secure access solutions

Thru Shivakumar, Chief Executive Officer of Cohesion, concluded, “Being one of the first in North America to partner with HID to deliver mobile credentials in Google Wallet sets a new benchmark for seamless and secure access solutions.

“We are thrilled that this launch will debut at the Ion, Houston’s largest innovation hub.

“Together we are not only creating a smarter environment but also shaping the future of how we interact with our spaces.”

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