security man using fingerprint scan on ID card reader access control system

Inner Range Integrates Invixium Biometric Systems Into Integriti Platform

Security administrators can now manage user enrollments, access permissions and biometric readers within a single unified interface.

Physical security systems manufacturer Invixium has integrated its biometric access control hardware with Inner Range’s Integriti management platform.

Developed using Invixium’s software development kit, the connection allows security operators to handle user enrollment, credential synchronization and access permissions directly inside the Integriti software without toggling between separate applications.

The unified setup supports multiple biometric identification methods, including fingerprint scanning, facial recognition and finger vein matching. By consolidating user records onto a single server, the system eliminates duplicate data entry and simplifies network maintenance for enterprise, health care, financial and higher education facilities.

The integration supports legacy security hardware, allowing facility managers to deploy multi-factor authentication across existing access points without replacing core infrastructure.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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