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Use case

Employee lockers — a must in the modern workplace.

Lockers for employees and visitors offer a secure and convenient storage option for personal belongings — as a building block for flexible space concepts in offices, production sites or healthcare facilities.

A must in the modern workplace

Lockers for employees and visitors offer a secure and convenient storage option for personal belongings and contribute to workplace safety. They support flexible space concepts in offices and are equally used in production sites or healthcare facilities. Whether permanently assigned, time-limited or shared — they are an essential building block of the modern workplace.

Your benefits at a glance

Digital lockers adapt to changing requirements, foster focus and efficiency, and create peace of mind in hybrid office environments.

Flexibility

Usable for various purposes and adaptable to new requirements

Productivity

A well-organised work environment fosters focus and efficiency

Employee satisfaction

Worry-free work in hybrid offices

Security

Authenticated access, integration with existing permission systems

How it works

From onboarding to reporting, everything runs in one system — admin app and admin portal give the company full control.

  1. Flexible booking or permanent assignment: Employees book lockers ad-hoc or get permanent assignments.

  2. Digital access around the clock: Employees start usage via web app, open the locker and access it whenever needed.

  3. Secure handling: Only the authorised employee has access; integration with common permission systems.

  4. Management and support: Admin app and admin portal for usage status, occupancy and rapid support.

  5. Reporting and analytics: Comprehensive reporting and analytics for detailed reports and data evaluation.

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