Corps KeySafe combines the sophistication of a Sentrikey safe with the convenience of a nationwide network of accredited service partners to ensure quick site access.
All of this is fully managed by our state-of-the-art remote monitoring centre in Glasgow.
The highest-level security rating internationally which is used by numerous high street banks to secure their branches. Access to the key safe is by smartphone app, or by entering a passcode that is valid for one day only. Keyholding is secure, and trusted.
Corps KeySafe provides valuable data such as a full audit trail of who has been granted access, when, and how long they stayed on site. This helps the organisation to understand their estate and any potential problem areas.
For organisations needing a rapid site response, Corps KeySafe also includes a nationwide network of Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS) accredited service partners enabling organisations to access local security personnel wherever they are in the UK.
Our Corps Monitoring Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) in Glasgow provides a single online platform, giving a detailed and consistent audit trail across an organisation’s sites, from which reports can be generated and trends analysed.
This eliminates security officers having to carry keys or collect them from a secure office which could be many miles away. Now, organisations can have a sophisticated key safe on site which ensures a quicker response as we have the functionality to be able to despatch the nearest security officer, or even grant access directly to contractors or the emergency services.
From bolt cutters to an axe, a scissor jack to a hacksaw, the keyholding Sentrikey safe is proven to withstand pressure from some of the most powerful tools on the market. This provides reassurance and comfort knowing that any keys are firmly secured.
The keyholding Sentrikey safe is also Secured by Design (SBD), the official police security initiative that works to improve the security of buildings and their surroundings to provide safe places to live, work, shop and visit.
SBD’s product based accreditation scheme – the Police Preferred Specification – provides a recognised standard for all security products that can deter and reduce crime.
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Just imagine how much disruption losing keys can have on your business. Not only does it mean your doors are slammed shut until the situation has been resolved, but depending on the industry you work in, it could impact an entire supply chain which could have significant and long-term consequences.
Your reputation could be damaged, not just amongst your own workforce, but also amongst your customers and others in the chain that rely on your products or services to be delivered on time. It could also place your business in a vulnerable position leaving you at risk of a security breach. Who has picked up your keys, for instance, or where are they now?
There is no beating around the bush when it comes to losing a set of keys to a business. If a set has been lost, then someone needs to be notified immediately. The longer it’s left, the more vulnerable position the business is left in. The locks and keys will need to be replaced, which can be expensive. This is particularly so for businesses with multiple sites and a number of sets of keys and locks.
There are also ‘softer’ elements of a business that can be impacted by losing a set of keys. The workforce might start questioning their trust in you to operate the business efficiently, morale could be affected, and productivity will certainly be impacted.
Take into account the hours, days, or even weeks to replace multiple keys and locks. This downtime and disruption can cripple a business with staff unable to access the facilities they need to work effectively until new keys have been distributed.
Whilst losing house or car keys can seem trivial, there is absolutely nothing trivial about losing the keys to a business. All of the above could have devastating short-and long-term fiscal consequences. Secure key holding is critical for any business.
Corps KeySafe, the latest innovation from Corps Monitoring, combines the sophistication of a Sentrikey safe with the convenience of a nationwide network of accredited service partners to ensure quick site access, all managed by Corps’ state-of-the-art remote monitoring centre in Glasgow.
Corps KeySafe provides organisations with a C1-rated keyholding key safe, the highest-level security rating internationally which is used by numerous high street banks to secure their branches. Access to the key safe is by smartphone app, or by entering a one-day passcode. It provides valuable data such as a full audit trail of who has been granted access, when, and how long they stayed on site helping the organisation to understand their estate and understand problem areas.
For organisations needing a rapid site response, Corps KeySafe also includes a nationwide network of ACS accredited service partners enabling organisations to access local security personnel wherever they are in the UK.
The Corps Monitoring Alarm Receiving Centre in Glasgow provides a single online platform, giving a detailed and consistent audit trail across an organisation’s sites, from which reports can be generated and trends analysed.
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