Mobile Cards Solution

A person holds a smartphone near a card reader to access a modern office, with the text "Mobile Cards Solution" displayed on the image.

Mobile Cards Solution replaces traditional employee cards with secure digital credentials stored on mobile devices, enabling seamless, secure, and contactless access across your organization.

No more plastic cards. No more friction. Just fast, secure access – anytime, anywhere.

With Mobile Cards Solution, employees can:

  • Unlock doors and gates using their smartphone
  • Access corporate systems and applications
  • Report attendance and working hours
  • Authenticate to kiosks, printers, and services
  • Use a single identity for all organizational needs

All powered through Apple Wallet and Google Wallet or an app-based solution, and managed centrally via the CMS (Credentials Management System).

Infographic showing how smartphones can be used as secure access cards for physical and logical access, time tracking, and workplace services via contactless credentials.

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One Solution. Endless Use Cases.

A single mobile credential powers your entire organization:

  • Physical Access Control – buildings, offices, secure areas
  • Logical Access – VPN, applications, web services
  • Time & Attendance – seamless reporting
  • Workplace Services – cafeterias, kiosks, printers

Why Mobile Cards Solution?

The Problem with Physical Cards

Organizations today rely on multiple cards for different purposes – creating inefficiency, security risks, and a poor user experience.

  • Employees forget or lose their cards
  • IT teams manage multiple credential types
  • Security risks from cloning and unauthorized use
  • High operational cost for issuance and replacement
Infographic showing benefits of mobile-first identity solutions: user-focused, more secure than plastic cards, faster access, single credential for everything, and centralized management.
Infographic explaining problems with physical cards, such as loss, management challenges, security risks, and high costs, with an illustration of a smartphone displaying a digital access card.

The Mobile-First Advantage

Mobile Cards Solution brings identity into the modern era:

  • Always with the user – your phone replaces every card
  • More secure than plastic – hardware-backed protection
  • Faster access – tap, go, or hands-free authentication
  • One credential for everything – physical + logical access
  • Centralized management – full control via Credentials Management System

How It Works

Getting started is simple and seamless:

  • Enroll the user in the system
  • Issue a mobile credential instantly
  • Deliver it to the device (iOS or Android)
  • Store in Wallet (Apple / Google / App)
  • Start using immediately via NFC or BLE
 

User experience:

  • Tap the phone like a card
  • Hands-free access (proximity-based)

Why Choose Our Solution?

  • Proven platform (CMS) for identity and credential management
  • Unified identity approach – physical + digital in one system
  • Flexible deployment – tailored to your organization
  • Future-ready technology – built for mobile-first environments
  • Fast adoption – intuitive for users, simple for IT

The Bottom Line

It’s one secure identity, living on the one device nobody ever leaves at home

Our customers:

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