Feenics and WaveLynx Strike Up Strategic Integration Partnership

BROOMFIELD, Colo. — WaveLynx Technologies, a developer and manufacturer of access control devices and credentials, announces a new strategic integration partnership with Feenics, an enterprise-class, Cloud-based access control manufacturer.

As an OEM partner, Feenics will resell the WaveLynx line of Ethos readers and credentials. In addition, they will soon integrate the WaveLynx MyPass Mobile Credentials into the Keep ACaaS platform, enabling automated mobile credential provisioning for their suite of security and safety management solutions.

“We love to align ourselves with partners who share our commitment to driving secure, open, and interoperable solutions into the security market,” says Laurie Aaron, executive vice president at WaveLynx. “Feenics is a leader in the enterprise Cloud access space, and we are excited to enter into this partnership as we feel our products are a natural fit for their portfolio. As each of our products have recently been specified in multiple common projects, it only made sense to make our relationship official.”

“It was an easy decision to integrate WaveLynx into our Keep ecosystem,” adds Jeff Ross, director of global marketing at Feenics. “The unique features and benefits offered with their technology not only resonate with our own product development philosophy, but they also add unique value to our customers. Case in point is the WaveLynx patented OSDP Autodetect feature that makes it simple for our customers to upgrade to a more secure communication protocol,  something we enthusiastically support and promote.”

Brian Matthews, director of sales at Feenics comments, “With the increasing demand for mobile applications and credentials, the WaveLynx easy-to-deploy and affordable approach to mobile credentialing really resonated with our customers, making it a great fit for our Keep Mobile solution.”

The companies’ complementary solutions are immediately available.

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