Mark, there is a few alternatives listed 
here 
http://www.nexudus.com/en/blog/read/292950659/the-art-of-checking-members-in-and-out.
 
Specially network (WiFi/wired) check-in may be a good compromise. It 
obviously doesn't offer any of the security, but it is pretty easy to 
install. unobtrusive and it generally delivers good results and it is 
pretty accurate in telling you who and other members who is in and out of 
the space.


On Thursday, February 2, 2017 at 5:12:12 PM UTC, Alex Hillman wrote:
>
> For what it's worth, I've generally been extremely successful in asking 
> our landlords for all KINDS things, but getting them to be okay with 
> anything tied into building security has been a non-starter. I was pretty 
> keen keen to give KISI a go, and our building's security staff is 
> remarkably modern, but they're not keen on us tying a 3rd party system into 
> their system. 
>
> -Alex
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> On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 11:49 AM, Bernhard Mehl <[email protected] 
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hey Tom, 
>>
>> That's amazing! If you are willing to share how you built the tap in/ out 
>> system, we'd love to host it on our commmunity board: 
>> http://community.getkisi.com/
>>
>> I'm sorry to hear that you feel you got too much information from us - 
>> it's just we launched tons of products recently and wanted to update 
>> everyone. Maybe too much in that case.
>>
>> Also in your case, sorry to hear that we missed your email. If you are 
>> still interested would love to get back in touch! January has been crazy in 
>> terms of growth for us as we service worldwide now. If you are still 
>> interested, would love to chat - even if it's just to hear how you like 
>> your check in / check out build. 
>>
>> @Mark: Normally coworking spaces don't have to ask property management 
>> companies, they tell them what to do. You guys are the modern facility 
>> managers (from their point of view) and normally they are keen on adopting 
>> new tech that coworking spaces use every day. Now in security that's 
>> sometimes a bit hairy mostly because a) they don't know how SaaS software 
>> works, b) they don't have an IT department and c) they are scared that 
>> anyone finds out how bad their current security system is.
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at 8:45:40 AM UTC-5, Tom Lewis wrote:
>>>
>>> We use Nexudus coworking management software and have built a homebrew 
>>> tap in/out system using a couple of cheap 10" wall mounted monitors, stick 
>>> PCs and proximity touch pads that reads our access passes, connected to 
>>> Nexudus via their check in software.
>>>
>>> It works, just.  We have a ton of problems with people not checking in 
>>> or out properly, partly because Nexudus doesn't store any credentials 
>>> locally so there can be a delay in accepting a checkin/out, which confused 
>>> people so they try again.  
>>>
>>> We want to try Kisi, but despite their absolute relentless email 
>>> spamming/marketing, when I actually replied back to them saying we'd like 
>>> to give it a go, they've ignored my email!
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, 31 January 2017 18:13:11 UTC, Mark Gordon wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Our property managers arent keen on Kisi (or anything that taps into 
>>>> base building security) so just curious what others have done, short of 
>>>> having someone physically sit there and check people in. This is more of a 
>>>> concern for the day pass users as opposed to full monthly, as it would be 
>>>> great to have an automated system.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Mark
>>>>
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