Brivo Mobile Pass 4.16.0

Brivo Mobile Pass is a mobile credential that allows users to access buildings using their smartphone instead of traditional keycards or fobs.

Brivo Mobile Pass works by securely storing encrypted credentials on a user's smartphone, which can then be used to unlock doors equipped with Brivo's access control system.

Yes, Brivo Mobile Pass uses industry-standard encryption to protect user credentials and ensure secure access to buildings.

Yes, administrators can easily revoke access to Brivo Mobile Pass credentials if a smartphone is lost or stolen, ensuring security of the building.

Yes, multiple Brivo Mobile Pass credentials can be stored on one smartphone, allowing users to access multiple buildings or areas with different access permissions.

Brivo Mobile Pass can work offline for a certain period of time, allowing users to access buildings even when there is no network connection. However, periodic online connectivity is required for credential updates and security reasons.

Brivo Mobile Pass is compatible with most modern smartphones that support NFC (Near Field Communication) technology. Users can check the compatibility of their device on the official Brivo website.

Sharing your Brivo Mobile Pass with someone else is not recommended for security reasons. Each individual should have their own unique credentials for access control.

To enroll in the Brivo Mobile Pass program, users need to contact the building administrator or security team responsible for access control to set up and provision their mobile credentials.

Yes, in some cases, users can use both traditional keycards or fobs and Brivo Mobile Pass simultaneously for access control. The building administrator can provide more information on how to set this up.